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Page 92
... military provinces under military governors who were given com- mand over all the forces in a large region . This system developed gradually and was formalized in 737 under Li Lin - fu . The frontier commanders controlled enormous ...
... military provinces under military governors who were given com- mand over all the forces in a large region . This system developed gradually and was formalized in 737 under Li Lin - fu . The frontier commanders controlled enormous ...
Page 114
... military , and artisan ; and neigh- bouring families of the same category were organized into groups , for purposes ... military commissions , each assigned responsibility , jointly with the Ministry of War , for a geographically defined ...
... military , and artisan ; and neigh- bouring families of the same category were organized into groups , for purposes ... military commissions , each assigned responsibility , jointly with the Ministry of War , for a geographically defined ...
Page 138
... military supplies for China ( July - September ) . In Septem- ber 1940 Japan seized control of northern Indochina and closed the supply line to K'un - ming . The Soviet Union had provided China its most substantial military aid , but ...
... military supplies for China ( July - September ) . In Septem- ber 1940 Japan seized control of northern Indochina and closed the supply line to K'un - ming . The Soviet Union had provided China its most substantial military aid , but ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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