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In addition to enhancing his chances for advancement in the bureaucracy , it
brought him under the influence of the powerful Manchu minister , Mu - chang - a
, then chancellor of the academy and close friend of the emperor since childhood
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In addition to enhancing his chances for advancement in the bureaucracy , it
brought him under the influence of the powerful Manchu minister , Mu - chang - a
, then chancellor of the academy and close friend of the emperor since childhood
.
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Hsu Chi-yü and His Geography of 1848 Fred W. Drake. Chan Wing - tsit , tr .
Instructions for Practical Living and Other NeoConfucian Writings by Wang Yang
- ming . New York , Columbia University Press , 1963 . Chang Chi - yun , ed . 38
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Hsu Chi-yü and His Geography of 1848 Fred W. Drake. Chan Wing - tsit , tr .
Instructions for Practical Living and Other NeoConfucian Writings by Wang Yang
- ming . New York , Columbia University Press , 1963 . Chang Chi - yun , ed . 38
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... 62 Cape Horn , 62 Carthage , 151 - 152 , 194 Cartography , Western , 60 - 61
Catherine the Great , 129 , 194 Catholicism , 116 - 117 , 121 - 122 , 136 , 179
Celebes , 88 - 89 Celts , 135 Chang Chien , 189 Chang - chou , 19 , 21 , 23
Chang ...
... 62 Cape Horn , 62 Carthage , 151 - 152 , 194 Cartography , Western , 60 - 61
Catherine the Great , 129 , 194 Catholicism , 116 - 117 , 121 - 122 , 136 , 179
Celebes , 88 - 89 Celts , 135 Chang Chien , 189 Chang - chou , 19 , 21 , 23
Chang ...
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Contents
IN TOUCH WITH A NEW WORLD | 28 |
A VICTIM OF CONSERVATISM | 44 |
THE YINGHUAN CHIHLUEH | 52 |
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