The World of Pat ChungMerkle Press, 1967 - 287 páginas |
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... West to force the opening of China in the past century , or whether it would have been wiser to let China develop on her own and then seek out the rest of the world . Historians of the future can quarrel over this . But the West has the ...
... West to force the opening of China in the past century , or whether it would have been wiser to let China develop on her own and then seek out the rest of the world . Historians of the future can quarrel over this . But the West has the ...
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... West and the East in the nineteenth century , and their deleterious effects have been durable . The loss of the ... western missionaries and thousands of Chinese Christians were slaughtered , often in a dis- gusting fashion . An ...
... West and the East in the nineteenth century , and their deleterious effects have been durable . The loss of the ... western missionaries and thousands of Chinese Christians were slaughtered , often in a dis- gusting fashion . An ...
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... West . But Japan has taken up western thought , western methods , western political ideas on her own terms , not as colonials . She has rebuilt her cities after the war in her own way ( according to adaptations of western designs ) and ...
... West . But Japan has taken up western thought , western methods , western political ideas on her own terms , not as colonials . She has rebuilt her cities after the war in her own way ( according to adaptations of western designs ) and ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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