The Review of Reviews, Volume 24William Thomas Stead Office of the Review of Reviews, 1901 |
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... China . M. Lessar fortunately is a man of peace . His chief ambition in going to China will probably be to enable the great Yellow Empire to rest and to settle down in its new moorings , without further perturbations . But as China must ...
... China . M. Lessar fortunately is a man of peace . His chief ambition in going to China will probably be to enable the great Yellow Empire to rest and to settle down in its new moorings , without further perturbations . But as China must ...
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... China by and for the Chinese , and might well be permanent . The national pre - occupation with the affairs of the South African war counts , in the opinion of the reviewer , for the secondary part we have played in China . The ...
... China by and for the Chinese , and might well be permanent . The national pre - occupation with the affairs of the South African war counts , in the opinion of the reviewer , for the secondary part we have played in China . The ...
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... Chinese themselves . He says : - The evil and loss to which the United States has been sub- jected in its relation with China would all have been avoided had the Chinese been treated the same as any other aliens in the matter of ...
... Chinese themselves . He says : - The evil and loss to which the United States has been sub- jected in its relation with China would all have been avoided had the Chinese been treated the same as any other aliens in the matter of ...
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Dr E J Dillon ur Premier Journalist | 24 |
A Message from the Mediterranean By Arnold White | 36 |
The Moral Future of the World By H G Wells | 42 |
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