The British in China And Far Eastern Trade
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He was a strenuous worker, a faithful servant to the cause that he believed was right, and typically British in his love of sport. However much the ^commercial community in Hong-Kong dis- agreed with Sir Henry May in matters of policy, they fully recognised his long period of devoted service as a British official in China. It can be said that he never spared himself in doing what he thought was his duty.
And when the news came that he was compelled by ill-health to retire, even his most severe ...critics acknow- ledged that he had spent himself in the service of the Empire.
Mr. H. B. Morse. — ^After spending many years in the Chinese Customs Service, this famous author retired to England. It was my privilege to meet him in London recently (191 9), and it seemed to me that no greater compliment had been received by the British in China than that paid by Mr. Morse. For he entered the Cus- toms Service an American citizen but, after his experi- ence in China, he was naturalised as a Briton, and now lives in England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a strenuous worker, a faithful servant to the cause that he believed was right, and typically British in his love of sport. However much the ^commercial community in Hong-Kong dis- agreed with Sir Henry May in matters of policy, they fully recognised his long period of devoted service as a British official in China. It can be said that he never spared himself in doing what he thought was his duty.
And when the news came that he was compelled by ill-health to retire, even his most severe ...critics acknow- ledged that he had spent himself in the service of the Empire.
Mr. H. B. Morse. — ^After spending many years in the Chinese Customs Service, this famous author retired to England. It was my privilege to meet him in London recently (191 9), and it seemed to me that no greater compliment had been received by the British in China than that paid by Mr. Morse. For he entered the Cus- toms Service an American citizen but, after his experi- ence in China, he was naturalised as a Briton, and now lives in England.
What to read after The British in China And Far Eastern Trade?
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