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Author Manson, Marsden, 1850-1931.
Title The yellow peril in action : a possible chapter in history : dedicated to the men who train and direct the men behind the guns / by Marsden Manson.
Publication Info S.F. [i.e. San Francisco] : Britton & Rey, printers, c1907.


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Descript 28 p., [1] folded leaf : 1 folded map ; 23 cm.
Note "Supposed to be written in 1912."--P. [5]
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Author Manson, Marsden, 1850-1931.
Series Migration to new worlds.
Subject Imaginary wars and battles.
Pacific Area -- Commerce -- Fiction.
United States -- Defences -- Fiction.
United States -- Foreign relations -- East Asia -- Fiction.
East Asia -- Foreign relations -- United States -- Fiction.
Alt author California Historical Society.
Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)
Descript 28 p., [1] folded leaf : 1 folded map ; 23 cm.
Note "Supposed to be written in 1912."--P. [5]
Author Manson, Marsden, 1850-1931.
Series Migration to new worlds.
Subject Imaginary wars and battles.
Pacific Area -- Commerce -- Fiction.
United States -- Defences -- Fiction.
United States -- Foreign relations -- East Asia -- Fiction.
East Asia -- Foreign relations -- United States -- Fiction.
Alt author California Historical Society.
Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)

Subject Imaginary wars and battles.
Pacific Area -- Commerce -- Fiction.
United States -- Defences -- Fiction.
United States -- Foreign relations -- East Asia -- Fiction.
East Asia -- Foreign relations -- United States -- Fiction.
Descript 28 p., [1] folded leaf : 1 folded map ; 23 cm.
Note "Supposed to be written in 1912."--P. [5]
Alt author California Historical Society.
Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)

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