Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 7 頁
... Japan . In mineral resources Japan is comparatively poor . She has very little iron or oil . Coal is scarce and not of superior quality and only copper is fairly abundant . Premodern Japan was , however , amply supplied from the forest ...
... Japan . In mineral resources Japan is comparatively poor . She has very little iron or oil . Coal is scarce and not of superior quality and only copper is fairly abundant . Premodern Japan was , however , amply supplied from the forest ...
第 181 頁
... Japan gave her " special interests " on the Asian continent which she was entitled to protect . In the Peace Treaty of Versailles Japan succeeded in obtaining the League of Nations mandate over the former German Pacific islands and the ...
... Japan gave her " special interests " on the Asian continent which she was entitled to protect . In the Peace Treaty of Versailles Japan succeeded in obtaining the League of Nations mandate over the former German Pacific islands and the ...
第 234 頁
... Japanese Literature ( Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1951 ) . The most valuable general histories of Japan in English are James Murdoch , A History of Japan , 3 vols . , each with 2 parts ( New York : Fred- erick Ungar ...
... Japanese Literature ( Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1951 ) . The most valuable general histories of Japan in English are James Murdoch , A History of Japan , 3 vols . , each with 2 parts ( New York : Fred- erick Ungar ...
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