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- catalog description "The Far East in world history -- pt. 1. The civilization of the Far East. I. Imperial China: China, a great power; Geographic and economic foundations; Chinese society; The government; Ideology -- II. The Chinese dependencies, Inner Asia and Korea: China and her dependencies; Mongolia; Manchuria; Tibet; Chinese Turkestan; Korea -- III. Tokugawa Japan: Japan and the Japanese; Feudal Japan; The decline of Tokugawa power -- IV. Southeast Asia: The Indo-Chinese world; The Philippines; Indonesia; Annam, Cambodia, and Laos; Burma; Thailand (Siam); British Malaya -- V. Russia in Asia -- pt. 2. The response to the West. VI. New forces in the Far East: Europe and America: Far Eastern trade in the age of mercantilism; The opening of China; The opening of Japan; The imperial powers in China; The United States in the Pacific; New aligments [sic] in the Far East -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Far East in world history -- pt. 1. The civilization of the Far East. I. Imperial China: China, a great power; Geographic and economic foundations; Chinese society; The government; Ideology -- II. The Chinese dependencies, Inner Asia and Korea: China and her dependencies; Mongolia; Manchuria; Tibet; Chinese Turkestan; Korea -- III. Tokugawa Japan: Japan and the Japanese; Feudal Japan; The decline of Tokugawa power -- IV. Southeast Asia: The Indo-Chinese world; The Philippines; Indonesia; Annam, Cambodia, and Laos; Burma; Thailand (Siam); British Malaya -- V. Russia in Asia -- pt. 2. The response to the West. VI. New forces in the Far East: Europe and America: Far Eastern trade in the age of mercantilism; The opening of China; The opening of Japan; The imperial powers in China; The United States in the Pacific; New aligments [sic] in the Far East -- ".