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100 1 $aEliot, Charles William,$d1834-1926.
245 10 $aSome roads towards peace;$ba report to the trustees of the Endowment on observations made in China and Japan in 1912,$cby Charles W. Eliot.
260 $aWashington, D.C.,$bThe Endowment,$c1914.
300 $a3 preliminary leaves, 88 pages$c25 cm
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490 1 $aCarnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of Intercourse and Education. Publication$vno. 1
500 $aOriginally published, 1913.
505 0 $aThe superintendence of Eastern peoples by Western powers -- Universal education -- The introduction of Western medicine and public sanitation -- The regulation of migrations of laborers -- Racial mixtures -- The insecurity of property under despotic governments -- Liberty of association and incorporation -- The administration of justice -- The regulation of vices -- Comparative legislation in Western dependencies in the Far East -- The causes of war have changed -- The future causes of war -- The fear of invasion -- The exemption of private property from capture at sea -- The occidental desire for ports, concessions, and spheres of influence in the East -- Alien government
505 8 $aThe revolution in China -- The physical and moral qualities of the Chinese -- The Chinese have no knowledge of Western medicine -- The missionary medical services -- The Manchus gone forever -- The imperial maritime customs service -- The Manchu empire had no proper revenues -- Two useful institutions at Shanghai -- Education among the Chinese -- The transformation of Chinese education -- Influence of mission schools and colleges on Chinese education -- Changes in Chinese education essential to national unity -- Traveling fellowships for Chinese graduates -- The Protestant missions in China -- The difficulties of the provisional government -- The sentiments which make for Chinese unity -- A strong national government to be the work of many years -- The value of the Chinese markets -- An American free public library at Peking [i.e. Beijing] -- The six powers loan to China -- The conditions of successful borrowing by China -- The selection of foreign experts -- The pure race is the best -- Just sympathy with the revolution
505 8 $aA glimpse of Korea -- The relations between Japan and the United States -- Japanese courtesy -- From Fusan to Tokyo -- The Japanese system of public instruction -- Uniform programs well enforced lead to a uniform or averaged product -- The liberalizing influence of endowed institutions -- Sense training in Japanese schools -- The education of women in Japan -- Effects of the factory system in Japan -- Japanese temples and shrines -- The maintenance of religious observances -- The toleration of all religions in Japan -- Industrial changes -- business morality -- Medical science and art in Japan -- The desires and ambitions of the Japanese -- The domination of the Pacific -- International peace is in the interest of Japan -- Japanese labor and capital needed at home -- Appropriate expenditures of Carnegie Endowment income in Japan
505 8 $aThe schools of Hawaii -- Hawaiian experience in crossing races -- The labor problem in Hawaii -- immigration and importation -- Profitable expenditures for the promotion of peace.
651 0 $aChina.
651 0 $aJapan.
650 0 $aPeace.
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651 6 $aJapon.
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aEliot, Charles William, 1834-1926.$tSome roads towards peace.$dWashington, D.C., The Endowment, 1914$w(OCoLC)603424089
830 0 $aPublication (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of Intercourse and Education) ;$vno. 1.
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