Public Debts in China
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' China Year Book, 1914, p. 379. ^ Ibid. , p. 380. * Ibid. , pp. 380-382 ; Far Eastern Review, vol. Ix, pp. 394-5.
409] GENERAL LOANS 63 According to the terms agreed to by China and the repre- sentatives of the group, China was to appoint a foreigner as adviser to each of the three following administrations: the Salt Gabelle, the Lx>an Department, and the Auditing Department. Consequently, China appointed Mr. Oiessen, a Dane, for the Salt Gabelle ; Signor Rossi, an Italian, for the Auditing De...partment; and Herr Rump, a German, for the Loan Department. To these appointments both the French and the Russian legations raised strong objections. In his Forces Mining and Undermining China, Mr. Row- land R. Gibson made the following observation : What possible objections could any reasonable government have to Mr. Oiessen's supervision of the Salt Gabelle? Overtures were actually made to him, but the French Minister raised ob- jections to his appointment because he was a Dane and Den- mark was not a participant in the loan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' China Year Book, 1914, p. 379. ^ Ibid. , p. 380. * Ibid. , pp. 380-382 ; Far Eastern Review, vol. Ix, pp. 394-5.
409] GENERAL LOANS 63 According to the terms agreed to by China and the repre- sentatives of the group, China was to appoint a foreigner as adviser to each of the three following administrations: the Salt Gabelle, the Lx>an Department, and the Auditing Department. Consequently, China appointed Mr. Oiessen, a Dane, for the Salt Gabelle ; Signor Rossi, an Italian, for the Auditing De...partment; and Herr Rump, a German, for the Loan Department. To these appointments both the French and the Russian legations raised strong objections. In his Forces Mining and Undermining China, Mr. Row- land R. Gibson made the following observation : What possible objections could any reasonable government have to Mr. Oiessen's supervision of the Salt Gabelle? Overtures were actually made to him, but the French Minister raised ob- jections to his appointment because he was a Dane and Den- mark was not a participant in the loan.
What to read after Public Debts in China?
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