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(49) Daini Tokumu Kantai [Second Special Squadron] eds., Emeiki {Expedition Records} (Daini
Tokumu Kancai, 1919), p. 316.
(50) Paul G. Halpern, The Royal Navy in the Mediterranean 1915-1918 (London: Temple Smith,
1987), p. 469.
(51) No. 106, Chinda to Motono (7 May 1917), NGB6-3, p. 110-111.
(52) The Royal Navy in the Mediterranean, op. cit., p. 729.
(53) Ibid., p. 282.
(54) Ibid., p. 290.
(55) Pipon's Letter to Mader (25 March 1968), Arthur J. Mader, From the Dreadnought to
Scapa Flow-The Royal Navy in Fisher Era, 1904-1919 (London: Oxford University Press, 1970),
p. 37.
(56) Nish, Ibid., p. 227.
(57) Nish, Ibid., p. 228-229.
(58) Paul, G. Halpern, A History of WfWid War (Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1994),
p. 393.
(59) Saco Kozo, "Oshu Taosenchu Chichukai niokuru Teikoku Kaigun no Sakusen [Acti·
vities of the Imperial Navy in the Mediterranean during the World War] (Naval Academy,
1994), p. 20-21.
(60) Doe {46022], Rymer to Admiralty, ")Var atJapan 1914-191.. ... " (11 March 1918),
FO. 371/3233, XC3347, p. 122, Public Record Office, London.
(61) Doe {148769],Japanese General Foreign Policy (22 October 1918), FO. 37113816
XC3509.
(62) "War at Japan 1914-191.. .... ", Ibid.
(63) Doe [26389] "Japanese Activities in China and India" (19 May 1916), FO. 371/2647.
(64) Enseiki, Ibid., p. 46, Henry Newbolt, History of the Great War: Naval Operations (Long·
mans, Green and Co. 1920), vol. IV, p. 457.
(65) The London times, ed., The Timu History of the War (London: London Times Publi-
shing Co., 1919), p. 458.
(66) No. 653, Appendix 3 (1 December 1914), NGB4-3-Ge, p. 677.
(67) No. 32, Motono to Ishii (31 August 1915), NGB4-3]o, p. 31-32.
(68) No. 102, Appendix (20 March 1917), NGB6-3, p. 103-106.
(69) Doe. 219 [26707], Memorandum Communicated by Japanese Ambassador (2 February
1917), BDFA II- 2., p. 197-198.
(70) Refer, San-Kunen ~emhi (11), p. 285-348, Enseiki, Ibid., p. 109-166.
(71) Sato, Ibid., p. 9.
(72) Kondo Eiichiro, Chichukai Ensei Nituki {Diary of Mediterranean Expedition], Na-
tional Institute for Defense Studies, p. 36.
(73) lto Masanori, Sotei Tekikoku {Hypothuis Enemy} (Sasaki-Shutupan-Bu, 1926), p. 296-297.
(74) Imperial Intelligence Devision, "Why anti-British feeling becomes strong in Japan,
"Qkubo tatumasa, ed., Showa Shakai Keizai Shi {History of Social-Economical Showa Period} (Daito
Bunka Kenkyuusho, 1989), vol. V, p. 133.