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'As Close as Lips and Teeth' The Daiichi Ginkō and Megata Tanetarō in Korea
It is by now established knowledge that Japanese interventionist policies versus Korea cannot have been motivated by economic profits. Literature in this respect instead points to socio-political, perhaps military explanations of this instant of Japanese imperialism. Whereas this insight is certainl
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