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the New Problems Arising Since the War, the chapter
on The Shantung Question has been rewritten to include
the Shantung Settlement, though still retaining the
original analysis of the question, and a new chapter has
been added, entitled The Washington Conference and
China, to indicate the actions of the Conference with
regard to China and their effect upon the Powers and
China. Part VI, respecting a foreign policy for China,
has been slightly retouched to suit the new situation.
Finally, an Index has been added at the end of the book.
Apart from these necessary and desirable changes or
additions, the work as originally written remains the

same.

Washington, D. C.

MINGCHIEN JOSHUA BAU.

A SKETCH OF THE DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF CHINA

I. THE OPENING OF CHINA (1689-1860)

II. THE LOSS of DependencIES (1860-1895)

III. THE INternational Struggle for CON-

CESSIONS (1895-1911) .

IV. INTERNATIONAL COÖPERATION AND CON-

POLICIES OF THE GREAT POWERS IN CHINA

V. THE POLICY OF RUSSIA

VI. THE POLICY OF FRANCE

VII. THE POLICY OF GERMANY

THE POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN

IX. THE POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES

THE POLICY OF JAPAN IN CHINA

X. THE DEVELOPMENT OF JAPAN'S POLICY

XI. POLICY OF ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION

XII. POLICY OF TERRITORIAL EXPANSION

XIII. POLICY OF PARAMOUNT INFLUENCE

XIV. POLICY OF POLITICAL CONTROL

XV. THE "ASIATIC" MONROE DOCTRINE

XVI. THE WISDOM OF JAPAN'S POLICY IN

XVII. THE CHANGE OF JAPAN'S POLICY AFTER

THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE . . 270

THE FOREIGN RELATIONS OF CHINA

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