John G. Roberts Books

The industrialization of Japan.

By John G. Roberts

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Chronicles the changes within Japan that enabled her to become one of the world's leading industrial nations.

The colonial conquest of Asia

By John G. Roberts

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Traces the history of the European and American colonization of South and East Asia from the first Portuguese explorers in the sixteenth century through the Vietnam War.

Black ships and rising sun, the opening of Japan to the West

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Relates Commodore Perry's forcible entry into Japanese waters in 1854 and describes the ensuing events that ended Japan's isolation policy.

Black Ships and Rising Sun the Opening of Japan to the West

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Mitsui

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Let s Explore

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Mighty Men of Valor

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Occupation Without Troops

By John G. Roberts, Glenn Davis

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Operation Texas Star The Last American Battles of the Vietnam War

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