The Blind in China : a Criticism of Miss C.F. Gordon-Cumming's Advocacy of the Murray Non-Alphabetic Method of Writing Chinese
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The subject is too abstruse to permit of p, northern missionary dogmatising on the point.* In regard to the mistake in embracing Corea in the area covered by Murray's system it must of course be at once admitted that it is inadmissible. Corean is a different language. The mistake arose out of a correspondence with respect to starting schools for the blind there, but not with reference to Murray's system, and therefore with no intention of deceiving, f * We dp not know that Mr. Murray tafl ever ...taken credit to Hmself , nor has h« ever widely asserted that he was the discoverer of the fact that in Chinese mandarin there were only 408 syllables.
t In speaking therefore of the extent to which Murray's system can be nsed, what was intended to be said, and should have been said, was that it was available wherever mandarin is spoken, which is generally understood to embrace 4-5ths of the empire, or Bay 300 millions of people. The statements objected to were taken from Bepdrts printed at home and not under the direct control of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject is too abstruse to permit of p, northern missionary dogmatising on the point.* In regard to the mistake in embracing Corea in the area covered by Murray's system it must of course be at once admitted that it is inadmissible. Corean is a different language. The mistake arose out of a correspondence with respect to starting schools for the blind there, but not with reference to Murray's system, and therefore with no intention of deceiving, f * We dp not know that Mr. Murray tafl ever ...taken credit to Hmself , nor has h« ever widely asserted that he was the discoverer of the fact that in Chinese mandarin there were only 408 syllables.
t In speaking therefore of the extent to which Murray's system can be nsed, what was intended to be said, and should have been said, was that it was available wherever mandarin is spoken, which is generally understood to embrace 4-5ths of the empire, or Bay 300 millions of people. The statements objected to were taken from Bepdrts printed at home and not under the direct control of Mr.
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