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The Russo-Japanese Conflict

Note 277 — Chapter VI · THE OCCUPATION OF MANCHURIA

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Ibid., No. 175. A writer of diplomatic history of Russia, himself a Russian, considers that the anti-foreign uprising was owing to the conduct of other Powers [presumably in sending Christian missionaries], in which Russia had never participated; and that, therefore, it was purely accidental that she took part in the Boxer campaign. See the Tō-A Dōbun-kwai Hōkoku, No. 48, pp. 35–36.

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