To Change China: Western Advisers in China, 1620-1960Biografiske skildringer af 16 vestlige rådgivere i Kina |
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... Ever - Victorious Army , " must be understood . " Ch'ang Sheng Chi'un , " however the high - sounding title which this army received at a very early period of its existence , and by which it will be known , in Chinese history at least ...
... Ever - Victorious Army , " must be understood . " Ch'ang Sheng Chi'un , " however the high - sounding title which this army received at a very early period of its existence , and by which it will be known , in Chinese history at least ...
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... Ever Victorious Army, like Tseng's Hunan Army and the Anhwei Army that Tseng had placed under Li Hung-chang, was unshakably loyal to its commander; in the case of the Ever Victorious Army, perhaps even more than to the emperor. Although ...
... Ever Victorious Army, like Tseng's Hunan Army and the Anhwei Army that Tseng had placed under Li Hung-chang, was unshakably loyal to its commander; in the case of the Ever Victorious Army, perhaps even more than to the emperor. Although ...
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... Ever Victorious Army as its mainstay, Li's forces had taken the cities of Fushan, Taicang, and Runshan. Qing armies retained control over Changshu too, though without the reinforcements rushed there by the Ever Victorious Army, it would ...
... Ever Victorious Army as its mainstay, Li's forces had taken the cities of Fushan, Taicang, and Runshan. Qing armies retained control over Changshu too, though without the reinforcements rushed there by the Ever Victorious Army, it would ...
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