Sino-American Relations, Volume 17Institute of Sino-American Relations, College of Chinese Culture, 1991 - China |
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LINCOLN SOCIETY A CHINESE VIEW OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S CONDUCT OF WAR * By Tun Hwa Ko 葛敦華 Vice Admiral , Chinese Navy ( Ret . ) I Most Chinese know something about Abraham Lincoln but not much . Back to the time when ...
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LINCOLN SOCIETY A CHINESE VIEW OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S CONDUCT OF WAR * By Tun Hwa Ko 葛敦華 Vice Admiral , Chinese Navy ( Ret . ) I Most Chinese know something about Abraham Lincoln but not much . Back to the time when ...
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... Lincoln obtained 102. In the meantime the supporters of various aspirants , desiring a candidate who could carry the marginal as well as the solidly Republican states , combined in a " stop Seward " movement . Lincoln's advantage ...
... Lincoln obtained 102. In the meantime the supporters of various aspirants , desiring a candidate who could carry the marginal as well as the solidly Republican states , combined in a " stop Seward " movement . Lincoln's advantage ...
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... Lincoln's cabinet on policies to be pursued in relations with the States.2 29 On the main subject of dispute between the United States and France -- Napoleon III's ... Lincoln's prudent strategy PROCEEDINGS OF THE LINCOLN SOCIETY 99.
... Lincoln's cabinet on policies to be pursued in relations with the States.2 29 On the main subject of dispute between the United States and France -- Napoleon III's ... Lincoln's prudent strategy PROCEEDINGS OF THE LINCOLN SOCIETY 99.
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