The National Review, Volume 53, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1909 |
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Page 309
... Chinese . Thus it was that booty- loving fanatics , partly from the warlike Kirghiz nomads of the Tian - shan mountains , and partly from Osh and Margillan- towns now situated in the Russian ... Chinese CHINESE AND EASTERN TURKISTAN 309.
... Chinese . Thus it was that booty- loving fanatics , partly from the warlike Kirghiz nomads of the Tian - shan mountains , and partly from Osh and Margillan- towns now situated in the Russian ... Chinese CHINESE AND EASTERN TURKISTAN 309.
Page 310
... Chinese were well rid of a troublesome and fanatical element on their border . Of course it might be argued that the Chinese gained nothing by the substitution of Russia for Kokand . Be this as it may , one thing is beyond question ...
... Chinese were well rid of a troublesome and fanatical element on their border . Of course it might be argued that the Chinese gained nothing by the substitution of Russia for Kokand . Be this as it may , one thing is beyond question ...
Page 311
... Chinese provincial armies are created - that is , to cope with what may be called the normal incidents of local life - repression of bandits , petty disturbances , fiscal riots ... China Proper . Those which CHINESE AND EASTERN TURKISTAN 311.
... Chinese provincial armies are created - that is , to cope with what may be called the normal incidents of local life - repression of bandits , petty disturbances , fiscal riots ... China Proper . Those which CHINESE AND EASTERN TURKISTAN 311.
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