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Frank R. Eldridge •ï¿½4 Items / 2 Books, 1 Article, 1 Review
Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient (1933)
by F.R. Eldridge
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    International Law and Relations (Review)
    Harold M. Vinacke
    Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient, by F.R. Eldridge
    1. Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient by F.R. Eldridge
    American Political Science Review, February 1934, p. 162
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    The Case for Japan (2 Reviews)
    Nathaniel Peffer
    Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient, by F.R. Eldridge
    1. Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient by F.R. Eldridge
    2. Young China and New Japan by Cecil Chesterton
    The American Mercury, January 1934, pp. 125-126
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    The "Truth" About China (2 Reviews)
    Lewis S. Gannett
    Ways That Are Dark, by Ralph Townsend
    1. Ways That Are Dark by Ralph Townsend
    2. Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient by F.R. Eldridge
    The Nation, December 20, 1933, p. 715
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    Far Eastern Farrago (3 Reviews)
    Ben Dorfman
    Far Eastern Front, by Edgar Snow
    1. Far Eastern Front by Edgar Snow
    2. Ways That Are Dark by Ralph Townsend
    3. Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient by F.R. Eldridge
    The New Republic, February 7, 1934, p. 371
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    Some Recent Books on International Relations (5 Reviews)
    William L. Langer
    The Far East
    1. Dangerous Thoughts on the Orient by F.R. Eldridge
    2. International Law in the Shanghai Conflict by Junpei Shinobu
    3. Special Correspondent by A.R. Lindt
    4. Far Eastern Front by Edgar Snow
    5. Native Education by Hugh A. Wyndham
    Foreign Affairs, January 1934, p. 351