 | Asia - 1916 - 426 pages
...there were to be an autonomous Mongolia under the protection of Russia, there would be far reaching and fundamental changes in the lives of the people and in the future of the Mongol race — that the land would become the scene of activity and progress, instead of the seat of stagnation... | |
 | Theodore William Overlach - Business & Economics - 1919 - 340 pages
..." Unknown Mongolia." 67 " Taking for granted an autonomous Mongolia under the protection of Russia, we can prophesy far-reaching and fundamental changes...as formerly, a land of stagnation and suppression." And again : " The Russian influence has obviously an advantage over that of the Chinese. The Russians... | |
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Taking for granted an autonomous Mongolia under the protection of Russia, we can prophesy far-reaching and fundamental changes in the lives of the people and in the future of the Mongol race. Mongolia will become — indeed, probably has already become... 