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
Tai-wen-kun, 260, 261.
Talien-wan, 87, 89, 114, 122, 130.
Tatung-kao, 240, 255, 291, 318, 335.
Tea, from China to Russia, 35, 38-39, 39 n. 1.
Telegraph lines, in Korea, 266, 267, 284-285;
in Manchuria, 243, 247.
Terauchi, 296, 324, 329, 337, 342.
Three Eastern Provinces, the, 96.
See _Manchuria_.
Tieh-ling, 155.
Tien-tsin, 156, 157, 163, 233.
Timber concessions, in Korea, 46, and n. 2, 240, 263, 289 ff.
Tja-pok, 276.
_Tokushu Jōyaku_ = the _Tō-A Kwankei Tokushu Jōyaku Isan_ (a collection
of special treaties relating to Eastern Asia), compiled by the Tō-A
Dobun Association, Tokio, 1904.
Townley, 245, 254.
Treaty rights, 325, 326-327, 333 n., 334 and n. 3, 338.
Triple Alliance, the, 210 n. 1.
Tsêng-chi, 166, 168 n. 3, 228 n. 1, 233, 318.
Tsitsihar, 316.
Tsushima, 51 and n. 1, 67.
_Tsūshō Isan_, the, Japanese Consular Reports, issued six times a
month, with bi-monthly supplements, from the Department of Foreign
Affairs, Tokio.
Tuan, Prince, 140, 162.
Tumên River, the, 263, 283, 284.
Ukhtomsky, Prince, 84.
Uinung Island, 263, 289-290.
United States, the, trade with Japan, 8 and n. 1;
cordial relations with Japan and England, 76, 78, 198;
warns China, 169;
against the Plançon demands, 245 ff., 253;
on China’s neutrality, 364-365.
(Also see _American_ and _Hay_.)
Vladivostok, founded, 67;
as naval port, 50, 112, 234;
overshadowed by Dalny, 37, 38 and n. 2;
American kerosene at, 49 and n. 3;
Governor of, 341;
new forts at, 353.
Waeber, at Seul, 259;
the Komura-W. Memorandum, 265-266;
leaves Korea, 269;
special envoy at Seul, 280.
Waeber, Madame, 259, 280.
Waldersee, Count von, 157.
Wang Tsz-chun, 87.
War, the Chinese-Japanese, 369;
the Russo-Japanese, responsibility of, 349-351, 352-354;
probable effects of, 59-60.
Wei-hai-Wei, leased to England, 125-126;
Japan’s attitude, 120, 128-129;
Germany’s attitude, 107.
Wheat, 4, 9, 12.
Wiju, railway to Seul, 25 and n. 1, n. 3, 285-288;
telegraph to Port Arthur and Harbin, 285;
opening of, 320.
Wonsan (Gensan), railway to Seul, 25 n. 1;
Japanese troops in, 266.
Witte, 36, 173, 239, 300, 301.
Wu Ting-fang, 153 n. 2.
Yalu River, the, navigation and policing of, 86-87;
Russian troops upon, 239, 335;
as boundary, 283;
timber work on, 289 ff.
(Also see _Yong-am-po_.)
Yamagata, Marquis, at St. Petersburg, 253;
the Y.-Lobanoff Protocol, 264, 279;
against loan, 279-280;
as Privy Councilor, 296, 324, 329, 337, 342.
Yamamoto, G., 295, 324, 329, 337, 342.
Yang-yu, 173, 182.
Yang-tsze Provinces, the, 120, 121 n. 2, 160, 315 n. 1.
_Yen_ = 49.8 cents.
Yi Chi-yong, 367.
Yi Keun-thaik, 281, 321, 322 n.
Yi Yong-ik, 281 ff., 287, 321.
Yin-san, 287.
Yong-am-po, 240, 289-295, 318 ff.
Yuan Shi-kai, 259.
Yun-san, 287.
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