Imperial Rivals: China, Russia, and Their Disputed FrontierBased on archival research, this is a history of the Russo-Chinese border which examines Russia's expansion into the Asian heartland during the decades of Chinese decline and the 20th-century paradox of Russia's inability to sustain political and economic sway over its domains. |
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26 27 In the West such notions as “ individual conscience , ” the “ individual soul , ” and “ human dignity , ” stemmed from the belief , of religious origin , in the inherent value of the individual , independent of his place in ...
26 27 In the West such notions as “ individual conscience , ” the “ individual soul , ” and “ human dignity , ” stemmed from the belief , of religious origin , in the inherent value of the individual , independent of his place in ...
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The Ili Valley , located in the midst of the T'ien - shan , ran east - west across Sinkiang . In it were located nine walled cities . It provided access to crucial mountain passes , making it an essential transportation link not only ...
The Ili Valley , located in the midst of the T'ien - shan , ran east - west across Sinkiang . In it were located nine walled cities . It provided access to crucial mountain passes , making it an essential transportation link not only ...
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In the case of Chia - yü - kuan , this strategic pass at the western end of the Great Wall provided entrance to China proper . ... At that time , West European trade dominated the Chinese coast as far north as Ying - k'ou ( Newchwang ) ...
In the case of Chia - yü - kuan , this strategic pass at the western end of the Great Wall provided entrance to China proper . ... At that time , West European trade dominated the Chinese coast as far north as Ying - k'ou ( Newchwang ) ...
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