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The Russo-Japanese Conflict

Note 212 — Chapter IV · PORT ARTHUR AND TALIEN-WAN

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The most-favored-nation clause is referred to, which—sometimes in general and sometimes in specific terms, and sometimes reciprocal and conditional, but nearly always unilateral and unconditional—is inserted in the treaty of China with each Power. See Mayers, op. cit.

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