Chapter 1 Early Life in Yamaguchi Chapter 2 The First American Experience Chapter 3 Diplomat in China, Russia, and America Chapter 4 From Tokyo to Versailles Chapter 5 Railway Politics in Manchuria Chapter 6 Revolutionary China, SMR, and Japanese Politics Chapter 7 Seiyukai Politics and Shanghai Assignment Chapter 8 Withdrawal from the League of Nations Chapter 9 Political Party Dissolution Movement Chapter 10 Manchukuo, Guandong Army, and the SMR Chapter 11 Becoming Master of Kasumigaseki Chapter 12 Alliance with Germany Chapter 13 China and Southeast Asia Chapter 14 European Tour and Neutrality Pact with USSR Chapter 15 Approaches to the United States Chapter 16 The Later Years Chapter 17 Reflections and Assessment
David J. Lu is Emeritus Professor of History and Japanese Studies at Bucknell University. He is the author of a number of works on Japan including Japan: A Documentary History (1997).
As a richly textured study of a pivotal figure . . . it belongs in
the library of all serious students of modern Japanese history and
diplomacy. As a product of the best of 'old school' sensibilities
and training, it is a real gem and should be required reading for
graduate and undergraduate seminars on modern Japanese history,
historiography, and diplomacy.
*The Journal of Japanese Studies*
. . . a standard work on the colorful Japanese leader . . . a
rounded and engaging narrative.
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