taltared ely attr ow Orford Beate lees M4 104.99 par bor oe pat Mana SIGE at} Teoadoa Bld by al Chie The W.-C. Herald and S. C. & C. Gazette adoption of a mission of scientific civilization in Asia and the Pacific; and according to our author, although this motive may carry her far along the path to the actual dominion which she exercises already morally over the peoples of Asia, cannot be permanent. It is just possible, however, and her well-wishers abroad will hope that it may prove to be the case. that Japan will assimilate with her Western knowledge enough of the Western conscience to take the place of spontaneous public opinion on European lines and so forward the extension of civilization and the march of progress side by side with growing sympathy for the susceptibilities of alien peoples coming under her dominion.
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