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Page 78
... Imperial China lay in the development of the civil service and the structure of central and provincial government . The evolutionary changes that subsequently transformed Han polity beyond recognition were not directed at altering the ...
... Imperial China lay in the development of the civil service and the structure of central and provincial government . The evolutionary changes that subsequently transformed Han polity beyond recognition were not directed at altering the ...
Page 120
... Imperial patronage . The K'ang - hsi emperor's designated heir , his son Yin- jeng , was a bitter disappointment , and the succession struggle that followed the latter's demotion was perhaps the bloodiest in Ch'ing history . Many ...
... Imperial patronage . The K'ang - hsi emperor's designated heir , his son Yin- jeng , was a bitter disappointment , and the succession struggle that followed the latter's demotion was perhaps the bloodiest in Ch'ing history . Many ...
Page 342
... imperial city of Rome with the great whore of Babylon ( Revelation 17 : 3-7 ) . The first attitude , formulated by Paul , was decisive in the development of a Christian political consciousness . The second was notice- able especially in ...
... imperial city of Rome with the great whore of Babylon ( Revelation 17 : 3-7 ) . The first attitude , formulated by Paul , was decisive in the development of a Christian political consciousness . The second was notice- able especially in ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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