China Society Occasional Papers, Temas11-17China Society London., 1961 |
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... central govern- ment that further operations should be suspended in this area , in the interests of concentrating Chinese energy in the north west . Active penetration into the south west was thus deferred for a few years , but after ...
... central govern- ment that further operations should be suspended in this area , in the interests of concentrating Chinese energy in the north west . Active penetration into the south west was thus deferred for a few years , but after ...
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... central China of troops at a time of general banditry , and that the despatch of soldiers to fight so far from their homes would necessarily provoke mutiny or rebellion . The unhealthy climate of the south would probably kill forty or ...
... central China of troops at a time of general banditry , and that the despatch of soldiers to fight so far from their homes would necessarily provoke mutiny or rebellion . The unhealthy climate of the south would probably kill forty or ...
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... central government to the officials appointed to govern the commanderies . 66 The most senior military officers of Han China constituted a part of the establishment of the central government , and were termed chiang chün or general ...
... central government to the officials appointed to govern the commanderies . 66 The most senior military officers of Han China constituted a part of the establishment of the central government , and were termed chiang chün or general ...
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