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CHAPTER I |
Introductory | 3 |
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CHAPTER II |
Japanese Traits and Philosophy of Life | 9 |
Emotional Nature—Æsthetic Temperament—Group Consciousness—Adaptable Disposition—Spirit of Proletarian Chivalry—Philosophy of Life—New Turn in Thought. |
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CHAPTER III |
Japan’s Asiatic Policy | 33 |
Korean Situation—Policy of Self-Preservation—Shantung Settlement—CoÖperation with China—Understanding with America—Japan’s Proper Sphere of Activity. |
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CHAPTER IV |
Background of Japanese Emigration | 50 |
Causes of Emigration and Immigration—Japan’s Land Area—Agriculture—Population—Industry—Social Factors. |
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CHAPTER V |
Attempts at Emigration: Results | 64 |
Australia—Canada—South America—The United States—Results. |
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CHAPTER VI |
Causes of Anti-Japanese Agitation | 75 |
Modern Civilization—Various Attitudes Towards Japanese—Psychological Nature of the Cause—Chinese Agitation Inherited—Local Polities—“Yellow Peril”—Propaganda—Racial Difference—Japanese Nationality—Modern Nationalism—Congestion in California—Fear and Envy Incited by Japanese Progress—Summary. |
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CHAPTER VII |
Facts about the Japanese in California—Population and Birth Rate | 90 |
Number of Japanese in California—Immigration—“Gentlemen’s Agreement”—Smuggling—Birth Rate—What we May Expect in the Future. |
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CHAPTER VIII |
Facts about the Japanese in California—Farmers and Alien Land Laws | 120 |
History of Japanese Agriculture in California—Causes of Progress—Japanese Farm Labor—Japanese Farmers—Anti-Alien Land Laws—Land Laws of Japan—Effect of the Initiative Bill. |
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CHAPTER IX |
Assimilation | 148 |
Nationalism and Assimilation—Meaning of “Assimilation”—Biological Assimilation—Is Assimilation without Intermarriage Possible?—Cultural Assimilation—Assimilability of Japanese Immigrants—Native-Born Japanese. |
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CHAPTER X |
General Conclusion | 178 |
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APPENDIXES |
Appendix A | 198 |
Charts on Comparative Height and Weight of American, Japanese-American, and Japanese Children. |
Appendix B | 201 |
Extracts from the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation and Protocol between Japan and the United States of America, of February 21, 1911. |
Appendix C | 204 |
California’s Alien Land Law, Approved May 19, 1913. |
Appendix D | 207 |
Alien Land Law, Adopted November 2, 1920. |
Appendix E | 216 |
Crops Raised by Japanese and their Acreage. |
Appendix F | 217 |
Japanese Immigration to the United States. |
Appendix G | 218 |
Japanese Admitted into Continental United States; Arrivals and Departures. |
Appendix H | 218 |
Immigrants and Non-Immigrants. |
Appendix I | 219 |
Distribution of Japanese and Chinese Population in the United States.
Japan and the California Problem
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