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Page 100
... reforms . Known as the new laws , or new poli- cies , these reform measures attempted drastic institutional changes . In sum , they sought administrative effectiveness , fiscal surplus , and military strength . Wang's famous " Ten ...
... reforms . Known as the new laws , or new poli- cies , these reform measures attempted drastic institutional changes . In sum , they sought administrative effectiveness , fiscal surplus , and military strength . Wang's famous " Ten ...
Page 129
... Reform was staged . The Hundred Days of Reform , 1898. The advocates of the Self - Strengthening Movement had regarded any insti- tutional or ideological change as needless . But after 1885 some lower officials and comprador ...
... Reform was staged . The Hundred Days of Reform , 1898. The advocates of the Self - Strengthening Movement had regarded any insti- tutional or ideological change as needless . But after 1885 some lower officials and comprador ...
Page 927
... reform laws , prepar- ing the administrative reorganization and drawing up a five - year plan . But it all proved in vain . Gottwald went on his holiday to the Crimea , where Joseph Stalin told him what should happen in Czechoslovakia ...
... reform laws , prepar- ing the administrative reorganization and drawing up a five - year plan . But it all proved in vain . Gottwald went on his holiday to the Crimea , where Joseph Stalin told him what should happen in Czechoslovakia ...
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