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In Spoilsmen in a "Flowery Fairyland," Jack L. Hammersmith examines in detail the first eleven American ministers to Japan, exploring the information, expectations, and values they took with them and how they shaped U.S. diplomacy with Japan in the late nineteenth century. Of particular interest, he shows that the issue of trade, a dominant contemporary concern, was an ongoing nineteenth-century problem as well.
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Sebastian Sears
reviewed Spoilsmen in a "flowery fairyland" on October 17, 2017
Spoilsmen in a "flowery fairyland"
A little dull. Read it for a Civil War class. Interesting history on Texas that I never received before.
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