{"product_id":"road-to-pearl-harbor-the-coming-of-the-war-between-the-united-states-and-japan-4545-princeton-legacy-library-9780691647364","title":"Road to Pearl Harbor The Coming of the War","description":"\u003cb\u003eBook Synopsis\u003c\/b\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003cb\u003eTable of Contents\u003c\/b\u003e\u003cbr\u003e*Frontmatter, pg. i*Preface, pg. vi*Contents, pg. xii*1. The Arc of Opposition, pg. 3*2. The Last, Lost Good Chance: 1937, pg. 8*3. 1937-39: Japan Goes Deeper into the Stubble, pg. 17*4. The Dismay of the Japanese Strategists: August, 1939, pg. 25*5. Separation but Still not Enmity: the Winter of 1939-40, pg. 38*6. The First Waves of German Victory Reach the Southwest Pacific: April, 1940, pg. 49*7. The Grave Dilemma before the United States: May, 1940, pg. 56*8. Japan Starts on the Road South: June, 1940, pg. 66*9. The American Government Forbears, pg. 72*10. Japan Selects a New Government, pg. 76*11. Japan Stencils Its Policy in Indelible Ink: July, 1940, pg. 84*12. Our First Firm Counteraction, pg. 88*13. Maneuver and Resistance, pg. 95*14. We Stop the Shipment of Scrap Iron, pg. 101*15. The Making of the Alliance with the Axis: September, 1940, pg. 110*16. We Draw Closer to Britain, pg. 122*17. After Our Elections: Steps towards a Concerted Program, pg. 133*18. Matsuoka Pursues the Great Combination, pg. 145*19. At the Same Time Japan Continues to Seek the Best Road South, pg. 150*20. Diplomacy by Gesture and Signal: American Policy in the Winter of 1940-41, pg. 153*21. We Reach a World-Wide Strategic Accord with Britain: March, 1941, pg. 165*22. Hull and Nomura Begin the Search for Formulas of Peace, pg. 171*23. Matsuoka Goes to Berlin and Moscow, and Returns with a Neutrality Pact, pg. 180*24. The Two Faces of Japanese Diplomacy Glare at One Another: April, 1941, pg. 188*25. Would Japan Stand Still While We Extended Ourselves in the Atlantic? The Spring of 1941, pg. 196*26. Japan Chafes and Germany Invades the Soviet Union: May- June, 1941, pg. 202*27. Japan Makes the Crucial Decision: July 2, 1941, pg. 209*28. The Konoye Cabinet Resigns-to Get Rid of Matsuoka, pg. 219*29. The United States and Britain Prepare to Impose Sanctions, pg. 227*30. We Freeze Japan's Funds, pg. 236*31. Was Japan to Have Any More Oil?, pg. 242*32. The Choice before Japan Is Defined; and Konoye Seeks a Meeting with Roosevelt, pg. 251*33. Roosevelt Meets Churchill; Argentia and After: August 1941, pg. 255*34. The Japanese High Command Demands That the Issue with the United States Be Faced and Forced, pg. 261*35. The Idea of a Roosevelt-Konoye Meeting Dies; the Deadlock Is Complete: October, 1941, pg. 271*36. The Army Insists on a Decision for War; Konoye Quits; Tojo Takes Over, pg. 282*37. The Last Offers to the United States Are Formulated: November 5, 1941, pg. 291*38. November: The American Government Stands Fast and Hurries Its Preparations, pg. 298*39. Japan's Final Proposal for a Truce Is Weighed and Found Wanting, pg. 307*40. As Stubborn as Ever: the American Answer, November 26, 1941, pg. 320*41. The Last Arrangements and Formalities for War, pg. 326*42. The Clasp of War Is Closed, pg. 333*Index, pg. 343","brand":"Princeton University Press","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":49403992211799,"sku":"9780691647364","price":110.4,"currency_code":"GBP","in_stock":false}],"url":"https:\/\/bookcurl.com\/products\/road-to-pearl-harbor-the-coming-of-the-war-between-the-united-states-and-japan-4545-princeton-legacy-library-9780691647364","provider":"Book Curl","version":"1.0","type":"link"}