China An Interpretation
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He was one of the leaders of the opium reform and later was called by Prince Chun, as already narrated, to the presidency of the Board of Commerce. Later he retired to private life ; on the out- break of the revolution he wrote Yuan Shih Kai twice and on Yuan's acceptance of office went to Peking to confer with him. Appointed by Yuan Shih Kai, Tang Shao-yi went to Hankow as the representative of the government in arranging the armistice with Li Yuan Hung, and there learned that Li Yuan Hung's c...ondi- tion of peace was the acceptance of the republic. From Llankow he went to Shanghai to represent Yuan Shih 356 CHINA: AN INTERPRETATION Kai in conference with \Vu Ting Fang, the foreign minister of Sun Yat Sen, in regard to the terms of peace between the repubHc and the Manchus. ® He arranged more fully than any other man save Yuan Shih Kai for the abdication of the Manchus as the necessary step for peace. In consenting to the demand of the south for this abdication, he outran the wishes of the Manchus as well as their knowledge, and the Manchu leaders denounced him as a betrayer of the throne, and expressed their determination to fight for their rights to the bitter end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was one of the leaders of the opium reform and later was called by Prince Chun, as already narrated, to the presidency of the Board of Commerce. Later he retired to private life ; on the out- break of the revolution he wrote Yuan Shih Kai twice and on Yuan's acceptance of office went to Peking to confer with him. Appointed by Yuan Shih Kai, Tang Shao-yi went to Hankow as the representative of the government in arranging the armistice with Li Yuan Hung, and there learned that Li Yuan Hung's c...ondi- tion of peace was the acceptance of the republic. From Llankow he went to Shanghai to represent Yuan Shih 356 CHINA: AN INTERPRETATION Kai in conference with \Vu Ting Fang, the foreign minister of Sun Yat Sen, in regard to the terms of peace between the repubHc and the Manchus. ® He arranged more fully than any other man save Yuan Shih Kai for the abdication of the Manchus as the necessary step for peace. In consenting to the demand of the south for this abdication, he outran the wishes of the Manchus as well as their knowledge, and the Manchu leaders denounced him as a betrayer of the throne, and expressed their determination to fight for their rights to the bitter end.
What to read after China An Interpretation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W James Whitford Bashford to read onlineMoreLess
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