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The Abacus And The Sword: The Japanese Penetration Of Korea, 18951910 (Twentieth Century Japan: The Emergence Of A World Power),New Funk & Wagnalls Co They Ate Anything They CouldWhat Forces Were Behind Japan'S Emergence As The First Nonwestern Colonial Power At The Turn Of The Twentieth Century? Peter Duus Brings A New Perspective To Meiji Expansionism In This Pathbreaking Study Of Japan'S Acquisition Of Korea, The Largest Of Its Colonial Possessions. He Shows How Japan'S Drive For Empire Was Part Of A Larger Goal To Become The Economic, Diplomatic, And Strategic Equal Of The Western Countries Who Had Imposed A Humiliating