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Page 131
... revolution that ended the Ch'ing dynasty and inaugurated the republican era in China . The Chinese Revolution ( 1911-12 ) . The Chinese Revo- lution was not triggered by the United League itself but by the Hupeh army troops urged on by ...
... revolution that ended the Ch'ing dynasty and inaugurated the republican era in China . The Chinese Revolution ( 1911-12 ) . The Chinese Revo- lution was not triggered by the United League itself but by the Hupeh army troops urged on by ...
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... Revolution , as then conceived , would be a " revolution in the superstructure " : a transformation from a bureau- cratically run machine to a more popularly based system led personally by Mao and a simplified administration under his ...
... Revolution , as then conceived , would be a " revolution in the superstructure " : a transformation from a bureau- cratically run machine to a more popularly based system led personally by Mao and a simplified administration under his ...
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... revolution of 1911-12 and the early republican period , scholarly essays offering fresh interpretations are found in MARY C. WRIGHT ( ed . ) , China in Revolution : The First Phase , 1900- 1913 ( 1968 ) . The immediate consequences of ...
... revolution of 1911-12 and the early republican period , scholarly essays offering fresh interpretations are found in MARY C. WRIGHT ( ed . ) , China in Revolution : The First Phase , 1900- 1913 ( 1968 ) . The immediate consequences of ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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