Titlebook: Asian Nationalism in the Twentieth Century; J. Kennedy Book 1968 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 20th

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The Course of Asian Nationalism: Japan, China and the Indian Subcontinentodore Perry in Tokyo Bay (1853) to the sinking of much of the Russian Baltic fleet by Admiral Togo at the Battle of Tsushima (1905). The significance of this change was grasped elsewhere in Asia and, not unnaturally, it provoked a great feeling of pride among the Japanese themselves. The earlier Ang

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The Springs of Asian Nationalismat different times; cross-currents have occurred frequently and there has been much overlapping. There is no one single way to the sources but there are some features which are sufficiently general and widespread as to allow their identity to be broadly stated and exemplified. At one stage or anothe

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The Indian Subcontinentilding in India, when, for further progress, the devoted labours of a specially trained agency, applying itself to the task in a true missionary spirit are required. The work that has been accomplished so far has indeed been of the highest value. The growth during the last fifty years of a feeling o

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Western Asiaport of Jerusalem’, Jaffa, had about fifty thousand inhabitants — thirty thousand Moslems, ten thousand Christians and ten thousand Jews. Apart from its exports and imports, the town was also the centre of the tourist trade, of proselytising societies and benevolent institutions. A German sect, the

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