1907. In the Unveiled East, Englishman McKenzie, pronounces that Japan has entered fully upon a campaign of aggressive imperialism. Contents: The Purpose of New Japan; The Fight for the Pacific; How Japan Came to Korea; The Passing of Empire; The Dream of the Marquis Ito; Manchuria after the War; Japanese Immigrants and Chinese Robbers; From Port Arthur to Harbin; Japan's Commercial Campaign; Monopoly at Work; The Japanese Cotton Trade; The Open Door; The Problem of the Emigrant; New China; Viceroy Yuan-Reformer; The New Chinese Army; The Old Order Passeth; The New Woman; A Fight for National Existence; China and Foreign Trade; The Great Missionary Question; Japan and Christianity; and England's Opportunity. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.