The Political Reconstruction of China By Eu Yang Kwang M a
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Anyone who has read the well-known book of the American author Admiral' Mahan, "The Influence of Sea Power upon History," must be convinced that a navy is necessary to a country not for national expansion only but for its national security.
It should become a recognized principle that military and naval men, whatever their rank, should be kept from meddling in party or national politics, and from in any way interfering with the civil administration. This is an extremely important point, because... of the fact that most of the troubles in China have come from military interference in politics.
In a reorganized army and a strengthened navy we shall find the safest means for securing our national defense and maintaining our national integrity.
CHAPTER X PoEEiGN Policy anb Foreign Relations Before China had any contact with the West she had nothing that might be called a foreign policy in the modern sense of the term. She led a secluded existence, surrounded by tribal states of far inferior civilization, the natural result of which led her to cultivate a spirit of self-esteem and arrogance toward her neigh- bors, in addition to demanding of them tribute as a sign of their vassaldom to the "Celestial Empire." Toward the Western nations she maintained practically the same attitude and looked down upon them as "barbarians," never as her equals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anyone who has read the well-known book of the American author Admiral' Mahan, "The Influence of Sea Power upon History," must be convinced that a navy is necessary to a country not for national expansion only but for its national security.
It should become a recognized principle that military and naval men, whatever their rank, should be kept from meddling in party or national politics, and from in any way interfering with the civil administration. This is an extremely important point, because... of the fact that most of the troubles in China have come from military interference in politics.
In a reorganized army and a strengthened navy we shall find the safest means for securing our national defense and maintaining our national integrity.
CHAPTER X PoEEiGN Policy anb Foreign Relations Before China had any contact with the West she had nothing that might be called a foreign policy in the modern sense of the term. She led a secluded existence, surrounded by tribal states of far inferior civilization, the natural result of which led her to cultivate a spirit of self-esteem and arrogance toward her neigh- bors, in addition to demanding of them tribute as a sign of their vassaldom to the "Celestial Empire." Toward the Western nations she maintained practically the same attitude and looked down upon them as "barbarians," never as her equals.
What to read after The Political Reconstruction of China By Eu Yang Kwang M a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kwang Eu Yang to read onlineMoreLess
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