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2 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesAnnam Asiatic attempt became Britain British Buddhism Canton capital Central Asia central government century Ch'in character China proper Chinese culture Chinese government Chou Christianity church cities civilization commerce concessions Confucianism Confucius customs decades developed districts dynasty early East Eighteen Provinces emperor empire empress dowager English ethics Europe European extensive foreign founder Hankow imperial increased India industrial influence Inner Mongolia Japan Japanese K'ang Hsi Korea land largely later learning literature Manchuria Manchus means ment merchants military Ming Ming dynasty missionaries modern monarchs Mongolia Mongols nation North China Northern Occident official older organized partly peace Peking period political population Port Arthur radical railway rebellion reform religious represented revolution rule rulers Russia scholars schools Shanghai Shantung South T'ai T'ang Taoism territory Tibet Tientsin tion to-day trade treaty ports United vigorous West Western written language Yangtze Yangtze River Yuan References to this bookFrom Google ScholarGuilt and Shame in Chinese Culture: A Cross-cultural Framework ...Olwen Bedford, Kwang-Kuo Hwang - 2003 - Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 外争权益与内省公德——上海外滩公园歧视华人社会反应的历史解读熊月之 - 2007 - 学术月刊 References from web pagesJSTOR: The Development of China The Development of China by Kenneth Scott Latourette at Questia ... Internet Archive: Details: The development of China, by Kenneth ... Caliber - Far Eastern Survey - 15(17):272 - Citation wr Wheeler. China and the World War. 1919. Introductory Bibliography Kenneth Scott Latourette. Kenneth Scott Latourette was Bibliographic information
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