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Page 129
... began to emphasize institutional reforms and the opening of a par- liament and to stress economic rather than military affairs for self - strengthening purposes . For the Peking court and high officials in general the necessity of ...
... began to emphasize institutional reforms and the opening of a par- liament and to stress economic rather than military affairs for self - strengthening purposes . For the Peking court and high officials in general the necessity of ...
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... began to experience the harmful results of Christian divisions , cooperation among Protestant missionaries began to take place in In- dia , Japan , China , Africa , Latin America , and the United States . In 1804 the British and Foreign ...
... began to experience the harmful results of Christian divisions , cooperation among Protestant missionaries began to take place in In- dia , Japan , China , Africa , Latin America , and the United States . In 1804 the British and Foreign ...
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... began making experimental long - range forecasts just before the beginning of World War II , and its successor , the National Weather Ser- vice , continues to express such predictions in probabilistic terms , making it clear that they ...
... began making experimental long - range forecasts just before the beginning of World War II , and its successor , the National Weather Ser- vice , continues to express such predictions in probabilistic terms , making it clear that they ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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