Makino Nobuyuki (Count), 204, 216, 218

Makino Shinken (Foreign Minister), 111–112, 115, 204, 216

Malaya, 264

Manchukuo: Child of Conflict,, 246

Manchukuo, ChinaAlso see Manchuria, xxxv, 200, 208–209, 231, 278, 246

Manchuli, China, 178

Manchuria, China

anti-Japanese sentiment, 89

author’s memoir of occupied, 278, 285

and Bolshevism in China, 172–176

and Chaing Kai-shek, 177–180

China policies of Japan, 148

development in, 24, 73–75, 77–85

Griswold’s work on, xlv

and Hawaiian annexation, 6–7

and historical documentation, xl–xli

and immigration issues, 53, 57

and insurrection, 221

Japanese ultranationalism, 196, 198, 200, 201, 202, 203

Manchurian Incident, 174, 195, 200–201, 219, 235, 241–244

and nationalism in China, 182, 185–186

and open doorism, 10, 12–14, 17, 19, 24–25, 31–32, 34–37

party politics of Japan, 205, 208, 209, 212

and politics of escalation, 231

and postmodernism, xxiv–xxxv

and Reinsch’s management of China, 98–99, 104

reports of in Hawaiian newspapers, 242, 244–247

Soga’s opinion on, 248

U.S. efforts at amicability with Japan, 126, 128

and Vietnam, 264

and war as analogy, xviii

Manila, Philippines, 86, 303

Manifest Destiny, xv

Marianas Islands, 103

marriage, 131, 136, 146, 198

Marshall Islands, 103

marginalized peoples, xv–xvi, xxi, xxxi

Marvin, George, 75

Marx, Karl, 294

Masao Maruyama, l, 215

Masao Nishikawa, xlix

Mason, Isaac, 135

materialism, 234

Matray, James I, xlix

Matsu, China, xlv

Matsubara, K. (Japanese Consul), 48

Matsui Inane (General), 233

Matsui Inane (Foreign Minister), 6, 233, 250

Matsuoka Yosuke, 209, 244, 256

Maxon, Yale, xlix

McCormick, Theresa M., 203

McKenzie, F.A., 36

McKinley, President William (1843–1901), xxv, 1, 14, 22

McLane, Charles, xlix

Meiji Restoration, 219

Melbourne, Australia, 51

Mencius (372–289 BCE, aka Meng Tzu), 110

Meskill, Johanna, xlix

Metcalf, Victor H. (Secretary of the Navy), 50

method, x, xi, xxv, xlvi, 64, 198, 208, 240, 301