Burma, 263–264

Bush, George W., xii

Butler, Nicholas Murray, 138

Butow, Robert J.E., xlix

Byrnes, James, 13

Caffery, Jefferson, 147

California

attitudes about immigrants, xxvii, xxxii, 45, 86–88, 96–99, 129, 139

and Hawaiian newspapers, 241, 252

and Japanese imperialism, xxviii, 147, 194

and Oriental Exclusion Act, 143–145

and Pacific cruise of US fleet, 52

picture brides in, 130–135

and Reinsch’s management of China, 100–101, 105

San Francisco School Board incident, 47–48

and Vietnam, 261–262

California Land Act of 1920, 133

Cambodia, xi, xlv, 266

Cambon, Jules, 22

Campbell, Charles S., 20

Camus, Albert (1913–1960), xi

Canada, 55–59, 62

Canadians, 19, 56–60, 66

Canadian immigration, 19, 57–58

Canadian Privy Council, 60

Canton, China, 74, 109–110, 160–161, 164–167, 170, 172, 231, 233, 254

capitalism, 207, 216

Capra, Frank, xvii

Caribbean, xlvii, 10

Carnegie, Andrew (1835–1919), 89

Caroline Islands, 103

Casenave, Maurice, 75

Castle, William R., 202

Cecil (Lord), 111

censorship, 301

Central China Expeditionary forces (Japanese), 233

Ch’en, Eugene (Ch’en Yu-jen), 166

Chamberlain, Joseph, 14, 19

Chandler, W. E., 4

Chang Hsueh-liang, 186, 245

Chang Hsueh-liang (Marshal), 177

Chang Hsueh-liang (son of Chang-Tso-lin), 186, 245

Chang Kuo-t’ao, 112

Chang Tso-lin, 148, 164, 167–168, 172–173, 176–177

Changchun, Manchuria, 75

Chihiro Hosoya, xlix, 115

Chihuahua, Mexico, 61

China, xxv–xxvii, xxix–xxxiii, 288

and American Far East diplomacy, 125–128, 136–137, 140–143

Bolshevism in, 165–176

Chaing K’ai Shek’s control in, 177–180

Chinese civil war, 175

Chinese Empire, 14–16

consolidation of power in, 101

and contested geographies of East Asia, xiv–xvii

customs/tariffs in, 160–164

discussed in Hawaiian newspapers, 241–242, 244, 246, 249–254

documentation, xl–xli, li

Griswold’s work on, xliv–xlvi

and insurrection, 221–222

Japanese invasion of, 102–103, 109–113