China Society Occasional Papers, Temas11-17China Society London., 1961 |
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... passage of time and consequent political , social and economic changes , modifications were adopted both as matters of choice and necessity . Thanks to the newly found strength of the empire , it became possible to recruit and equip ...
... passage of time and consequent political , social and economic changes , modifications were adopted both as matters of choice and necessity . Thanks to the newly found strength of the empire , it became possible to recruit and equip ...
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... passage of troops or baggage trains , even from the nearest outposts of China , the static defences of Tunhuang and Changyeh . It was only thanks to his strong personality , his skill as a diplomat and his ability to lead and control ...
... passage of troops or baggage trains , even from the nearest outposts of China , the static defences of Tunhuang and Changyeh . It was only thanks to his strong personality , his skill as a diplomat and his ability to lead and control ...
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... passage in and out of China . Moreover , in the absence of a force of civilian labour which could be conscripted into the service of the state , the soldiers themselves had to construct and maintain their installations ; and they also ...
... passage in and out of China . Moreover , in the absence of a force of civilian labour which could be conscripted into the service of the state , the soldiers themselves had to construct and maintain their installations ; and they also ...
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