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Library of Christian Cooperation

Edited by

CHARLES S. MACFARLAND

General Secretary
of the

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America

Volume I. The Churches of Christ in Council-prepared by Charles S. Macfarland

Volume II. The Church and International Relations: Parts I and II-prepared by Sidney L. Gulick and Charles S. Macfarland

Volume III. The Church and International Relations: Parts III and IV-prepared by Sidney L. Gulick and Charles S. Macfarland

Volume IV. The Church and International Relations: Japan -prepared by Charles S. Macfarland

Volume V. Christian Cooperation and World Redemptionprepared by Charles S. Macfarland

Volume VI. Cooperation in Christian Education-prepared by Henry H. Meyer

Being the Reports of the Council and its Commissions and
Committees to the Third Quadrennial Meeting at
St. Louis, Mo., December, 1916

Published for the

FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN AMERICA

by the

MISSIONARY EDUCATION MOVEMENT

NEW YORK

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To the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America: Your Commission on Relations with Japan was established in 1914. The subject matter with which it has dealt and the work it has already accomplished have proved so important that in addition to the immediate report of the commission which contains the actions for which it assumes responsibility there have been added in the appendix the more important pamphlets prepared by Dr. Gulick. These pamphlets give information in regard to American-Asiatic problems and the suggestions he has been making as to principles and policies which he believes will be helpful in their solution. This volume accordingly, with its complete bibliography on American-Japanese relations, constitutes a distinct contribution to the discussion of the new and difficult situation confronting the United States through her increasingly intimate contact with the peoples of the Far East. These are matters and problems that immediately concern the entire Christian constituency of the United States. Unless they familiarize themselves with the problems involved and insist that Christian principles shall dominate over selfish economic interests in relation to our international policies and legislation, the establishment of the kingdom of God in its world-wide aspects will be impossible.

The great task laid upon the American churches of this generation is to Christianize America's international relations, policies, and practises.

Respectfully submitted,

HAMILTON HOLT,

Chairman.

COPYRIGHT, 1917, BY

FEDERAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES

OF CHRIST IN AMERICA

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VIII. Dr. Gulick's Investigations in the Hawaiian Islands 34

IX. Dr. Gulick's Visit to the Pacific Coast

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Resolutions of the Commission

XI. Enlargement of the Commission
XII. General Observations
XIII. Important Conferences
XIV. Concluding Observations

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I. The American-Japanese Problem II. A New Immigration Policy

III. Asia's Appeal to America

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IV. The Responsibility of Pastors and Educators.... 119 V. Hawaii's American-Japanese Problem VI. America and the Orient, A Constructive Policy.. 159 VII. The Pacific Coast and the New Oriental Policy.. 269 VIII. The American-Japanese Treaty of 1911. IX. The California Anti-Alien Land Law.... X. A Résumé of the Diplomatic Conferences and Correspondence between Japan and the United States Relative to the Anti-Alien Land Law.. 301 XI. Official Communications from Japanese Organized Labor to the California State Federation of Labor and to the President of the American Federation of Labor...

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