The Heads of the Chinese Army Remembered
A critique of China's military leadership notes generals and viceroys, praising some for learning modern warfare while warning that others resist change. It highlights Li Hung Chang and Chang Chih-tung as influential figures and discusses Boxer era tensions and foreign influence shaping Chinese armed forces.
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China
Europe
Ty Tsin
Heemia
Chineman
Russia
France
Wo Tung Lang
Corean
Corea
Yell
Nish
Nich
Lu Tui
Tien Trin
Yuan Shih-kal
Peking
Jim
Nieh
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
Chang Chih-tung
America
Smith and Brown
Brown and Jones
Chang
Two Kuangs
Chang Chihtung
Hupeh
Huan
Automobile Forts For The British
A British inventor proposes fast armored land fortresses built on automobile principles. The system could deploy armor, rapid-fire guns, and be powered by gasoline, with potential to form mobile coastal and inland defenses.
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Ani
Landiing
Man's Enemies by David Star Jordan at Stanford
A speech condemns four political enemies aristocracy militarism slavery and imperialism as threats to liberty. It warns that professed virtues often hide harms, cites historical depopulation and genocide from wars, and urges adherence to universal justice and non imperial laws to preserve freedom.
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David Star Jordan
Stanford University
California
United States
Schiller
New England
India
Great Britain
Napoleon
France
Philppine
Spain
la Puente
Eorasion
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Tewoli
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Wehaeest Point
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