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... foreign soils , particularly in what we now call the South Sea Islands . They exist to this day , and still maintain their distinctive Chi- nese quality . During the Ming period the Europeans returned to China , with differing results ...
... foreign soils , particularly in what we now call the South Sea Islands . They exist to this day , and still maintain their distinctive Chi- nese quality . During the Ming period the Europeans returned to China , with differing results ...
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... foreign commerce . The misunderstanding between the two cultures was deep and wide . The Chinese refused to deal ... foreign merchant vessels were permitted on the Yangtze and several additional ports were opened to foreign ...
... foreign commerce . The misunderstanding between the two cultures was deep and wide . The Chinese refused to deal ... foreign merchant vessels were permitted on the Yangtze and several additional ports were opened to foreign ...
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... Foreign Minister , started campaigning for an inter - European economic organization as early as February , 1953. In 1955 , he and Paul - Henri Spaak , Foreign Minister of Belgium , and Joseph Bech , Foreign Minister of Luxembourg ...
... Foreign Minister , started campaigning for an inter - European economic organization as early as February , 1953. In 1955 , he and Paul - Henri Spaak , Foreign Minister of Belgium , and Joseph Bech , Foreign Minister of Luxembourg ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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