Sino-American Relations, Volume 17Institute of Sino-American Relations, College of Chinese Culture, 1991 - China |
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Page 87
... North had a more favorable strategic situation than the South . But it does not follow that the South should not start the war at all , or that the North would win automatically . If the South could do something exceptionally well , it ...
... North had a more favorable strategic situation than the South . But it does not follow that the South should not start the war at all , or that the North would win automatically . If the South could do something exceptionally well , it ...
Page 98
... North Won the Civil War by editor David Donald , 9 the South suf- fered fatally from the lack of a second well - organized politi- cal party to force the administration into competent leader- ship . The thought should be well taken up ...
... North Won the Civil War by editor David Donald , 9 the South suf- fered fatally from the lack of a second well - organized politi- cal party to force the administration into competent leader- ship . The thought should be well taken up ...
Page 66
... North became so widespread that Chiang was forced to detach some of his already inadequate forces from the front lines and send them north to prevent the Communists from occupying Central China . To make matters worse , the British ...
... North became so widespread that Chiang was forced to detach some of his already inadequate forces from the front lines and send them north to prevent the Communists from occupying Central China . To make matters worse , the British ...
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