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... brutal wars , in 1840 and 1855. The Chinese fought against the intrusion of the international drug merchants , by law , by moral strictures , and by force of arms , for almost 60 years before being forced to succumb to the persuasion of ...
... brutal wars , in 1840 and 1855. The Chinese fought against the intrusion of the international drug merchants , by law , by moral strictures , and by force of arms , for almost 60 years before being forced to succumb to the persuasion of ...
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... brutal colonizers in the way the Ger- mans , Portuguese and Belgians were inclined to be brutal , but they were peculiarly indifferent to the sensitivities of the Indian character . They blandly assumed that the meanest Englishman was ...
... brutal colonizers in the way the Ger- mans , Portuguese and Belgians were inclined to be brutal , but they were peculiarly indifferent to the sensitivities of the Indian character . They blandly assumed that the meanest Englishman was ...
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Patrick Wilkinson Chung. with their own religious group . Brutal religious riots broke out in which tens upon tens of thousands were killed . Gandhi did everything possible to stop the senseless bloodshed . But , in 1948 , during a peace ...
Patrick Wilkinson Chung. with their own religious group . Brutal religious riots broke out in which tens upon tens of thousands were killed . Gandhi did everything possible to stop the senseless bloodshed . But , in 1948 , during a peace ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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