The Russo-Japanese Conflict: Its Causes and IssuesAsakawa, Kan'ichi
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The Russo-Japanese Conflict: Its Causes and Issues
Asakawa, Kan'ichi
Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905; Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905 -- Causes
Agriculture of Korea, 26–28;
forestry, 28;
waste land, 27–28 n. 1.
Alexieff, Admiral, and Tsêng-chi, 166–172;
at conference at Port Arthur, 301, 312–313;
made Viceroy of the Far East, 301;
position in the negotiations, 307, 312–313, 323, 332, 339 n. 3, n. 4.
Alexieff, Kir, 269, 278.
American, trade at Niu-chwang, 16 n. 3, 17, 165;
kerosene, 40;
cotton goods in Manchuria, 41;
trade in Manchuria under Chinese and Russian rule, 41–42;
Chinese treaty, 317, 335.
(Also see the _United States_.)
Amur, the, 144, 145.
Anglo-German Agreement, 157 ff.;
leading to the Anglo-Japanese Agreement, 199;
differs from the latter, 207–208.
(Also see _England_ and _Germany_.)
Anglo-Japanese Agreement, 202–208, 315 n. 1, 355;
events leading up to, 197–202;
includes Manchuria, 207;
compared with the Anglo-German Agreement, 207–208.
(Also see _England_ and _Japan_.)
An-tung, 155;
in Russian occupation, 239;
strengthened, 292, 319;
as a timber port, 290;
as an open port, 255, 317, 318, 335.
Artillery, of Chinese police in Manchuria, 175, 192.
Austria, 159.
Balance of power in China, 108, 127 and n. 1, 159, 208.
Bank-notes in Korea, 23, 281.
Barley in Japan, 4.
Beans, 4, 9, 13–14, 18.
Benckendorff, 313, 314, 334 n. 3.
Bezobrazoff, 291 n. 3, 313.
Blagovestchensk, 144, 155, 316.
Boxer trouble, the, 139;
cost for Russia, 33.
(Also see _China_, _Manchuria_.)
Brown, MacLeavy, 269, 278.
Bülow, von, on Kiao-chau, 102, 106;
on the Anglo-German Agreement, 161;
on the Anglo-Japanese alliance, 199 n. 1.
(Also see _Germany_.)
Cable at Chemulpo, 356, 358, 361.
Cannon, in Chinese police in Manchuria, 175, 192.
Cassini, Count, on the development of Manchuria, 43–44;
at Peking, 87, 94;
the “Cassini Convention,” 87–95, 98, 224–225;
on Russian soldiers in Manchuria, 237 n. 1;
on Lessar’s demands, 248 ff.;
on new ports, 253;
on the contents of the last Russian reply to Japan, 340 n.;
on the responsibility of the war, 351 n. 1.
Cazalis, 279.
Chang Chih-tung, 176, 177, 178, 189, 191.
Chemulpo, trade at, 15, 19–20;
Seul Railway, 24 and n. 1;
kerosene at, 40 and n. 3;
Admiral Starck at, 293;
cable at, 356, 358, 361;
naval war at, 345, 356, 358, 361.
Chili, Province of, 179, 218, 243.
China, merchants of, in Korea, 14 n. 2, 15;
ceding Primorsk to Russia, 66;
suzerain over Korea, 257;
war with Japan, 257, 369;
loan guaranteed by Russia, 83–84;
alliance with Russia, 85, 93, 94 n. 2;
envoy at the Czar’s coronation, 87;
contribution to the Russo-Chinese Bank, 84;
to the Manchurian Railway, 96;
railway agreement with Russia, 96–99;
Anglo-German loan, 107, 113, 117–118;
proposed Russian loan, 112;
balance of power, 108, 127 and n. 1, 159, 208;
Russian convention of evacuation, 93;
treaties with Japan and the U. S., 317–318, 335.
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