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Meiji the Great. This was a momentous event in Japanese history. This was the first time that the Japanese Emperor had appointed diplomats to conduct foreign affairs. Prior to that, Japan was so isolationist that at times Japanese who had any contact with Westerners would be executed. Then the Emperor had a reception for foreign diplomats. Never before in the history of the Empire had its divine head deigned to admit to his presence the despised foreigner. The Emperor was only in his second year of rule at the time.


Rice was Secretary of State at a time when the United States was at a low point in its relations with other nations. She was a very beautiful woman who dressed beautifully and spoke eloquently but served at a time when few “deals” were made and U. S. foreign policy was under much criticism.


President Wilson had gone to Paris for peace treaty negotiations. Ex-President Roosevelt was on his deathbed. But even then TR was his politically contentious self.


Holland was then a Republic and federation of the separate states. Each elected representatives to the ruling legislature, however, many states had not been pleased that their representatives did not reflect the desires and public opinion in the individual states and in some cases took bribes to vote in favor of special interests. The Dutch did NOT want their representatives to use their own judgment but wanted them to seek and follow the instructions of the legislatures of each state.


Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
  • Born: May 30, 1980
  • Nationality: English
  • Profession: Athlete

Steven George Gerrard MBE is an English professional football manager and former player who currently manages Scottish Premiership club Rangers.