A policy calculated to benefit China: the United States and the China arms embargo, 1919-1929
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Preface Introduction Japan's Wartime Gains in China Japan's Apogee in China The Ban on Loans to China The China Arms Embargo Challenges to the China Arms Embargo The Success of the China Arms Embargo Britain Defends the Embargo Unsuccessful Attempts to Strengthen the Embargo The Soviet Threat and the Cancellation of the China Arms Embargo Conclusion Bibliography Index
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Preface Introduction Japan's Wartime Gains in China Japan's Apogee in China The Ban on Loans to China The China Arms Embargo Challenges to the China Arms Embargo The Success of the China Arms Embargo Britain Defends the Embargo Unsuccessful Attempts to Strengthen the Embargo The Soviet Threat and the Cancellation of the China Arms Embargo Conclusion Bibliography Index
Key concepts: China, Political science, History, Law