The Open Court 15, No.537
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The results have therefore been but to emphasise and complicate the triangular struggle now going on.
The continual increase of foreign aggression has at length produced a most decisive effect. At last the two original and opposing factors in Chinese politics have discovered a common cause upon which reconciliation and combination could be predicated and rendered mutually effective. Upon the basis of combined oppo- sition to foreign aggressions they have at last solved one of the most pressing ...and all-important problems in their national domestic history. The Imperial govern- ment has at last condescended to ally itself with the sansculottes, and in the move- ment of the "Boxer Volunteer Train-Bands" we see but the prelude to a future national career as yet but dimly discernible. War, famine, pestilence, and social and political disintegrations are now forcing and driving the lethargic and self- sufficient Chinaman to develop the lasting qualities of the race, and we are witness- ing but the opening act of the world's greatest drama, "the Struggle between the White and the Yellow Perils." The dynasty is without doubt doomed, but what the Chinese are at present anxiously waiting for is the advent of a Napoleon capable of organising and leading them towards their destiny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The results have therefore been but to emphasise and complicate the triangular struggle now going on.
The continual increase of foreign aggression has at length produced a most decisive effect. At last the two original and opposing factors in Chinese politics have discovered a common cause upon which reconciliation and combination could be predicated and rendered mutually effective. Upon the basis of combined oppo- sition to foreign aggressions they have at last solved one of the most pressing ...and all-important problems in their national domestic history. The Imperial govern- ment has at last condescended to ally itself with the sansculottes, and in the move- ment of the "Boxer Volunteer Train-Bands" we see but the prelude to a future national career as yet but dimly discernible. War, famine, pestilence, and social and political disintegrations are now forcing and driving the lethargic and self- sufficient Chinaman to develop the lasting qualities of the race, and we are witness- ing but the opening act of the world's greatest drama, "the Struggle between the White and the Yellow Perils." The dynasty is without doubt doomed, but what the Chinese are at present anxiously waiting for is the advent of a Napoleon capable of organising and leading them towards their destiny.
What to read after The Open Court 15, No.537?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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