Coveted by E. H. Harriman and built to American standards by Imperial Japan, the South Manchuria Railway introduced modern railroading to the Orient. The article investigates the American expertise and equipment that launhed this rail line.
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Correction: The Great American Railway of Asia: Coveted by E. H. Harriman and built to American standards by Imperial Japan, the South Manchuria Railway brought modern practices and equipment to the Orient
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