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...] (Dairen, 1921), p. 9 and pp. 50–51. 53 For an account of price movements in Liaotung between 1906 and 1927, see chōsaka Shomubu , Mans hū bukka chōsa: Shōwa sannen, jū-ichi gatsu, jū nichi (A Survey of Manchurian Prices: November 19, 1928) , ( Dairen , 1929 ), pp. 42 – 43 ; for data...

...Edward I-te Chen Abstract At the conclusion of the war in 1895, Japan acquired two territories from China: Liaotung Peninsula and Taiwan, including the islands of Penghu. (Hereafter Taiwan will denote the main island of Taiwan and the Penghus.) It is easy to understand why Japan annexed Liaotung...

... annexed to Japan. On the other hand, Japanese territorial ambitions on the mainland were positively revealed fifteen years earlier by the Treaty of Shimonoseki of 1895 by which Japan appropriated the Liaotung Peninsula of Manchuria as one of the spoils of the Sino-Japanese War. Economic and political...

... into Liaotung and Liaosi, to the east and west of the Liao River, respectively. Under the decree of June 19, 1954, Liaotung and Liaosi have been merged into the reconstituted Liaoning, and Heilungkiang will reabsorb Sungkiang. The statement that Sungkiang was created out of eastern Heilungkiang is only partly...

...Donald G. Gillin Kuan-nui Liao-tung i-chü chʻi . [The Chess Game in Liaotung and Within the Pass]. By Chʻen Shao-hsiao (“Major Chʻen”). Hong Kong : Chih-chʻeng Publishing Company 1964 . 306 pp. H. K. $3.80. Chiu-pan tʻan-ping lu . [Wine Talk about the Military]. By Chʻen Shao...

... Development in Northeast China: A Case Study of the Liaotung Peninsula, 1906-1942 Ramon H. Myers Thomas R. Ulie 129 ...

... Chieh-shih (Liaotung: Hsin-hua shu-tien), 1948. 186 pp. 14 Chou Erh-fu, Hsin-ti ch'i-tien (Shanghai, 1949), p. 18, cited by Cyril Birch in "Fiction of the Yenan Period," The China Quarterly, No. 4 (October-December, i960), p. 3. 15 Chiang Ch'ing, "She Works Steadily for 18 Years An Account of Comrade...

.... The social-anthropological field-research on which the article is based was done at the District Courts in Ambala City, Haryana, North India. Foreign Influence and Agricultural Development in Northeast China: A Case Study of the Liaotung Peninsula, 1906-42. BY RAMON H. MYERS AND THOMAS R. ULIE. Pages 329-350...

..., the analysis of the work undertaken in this field. Liaotung peninsula, the Yellow Sea coast of Those concerned with Asian studies will be Korea, and Canton, Manila, and Batavia. In particularly interested in the descriptions of striking contrast is the section on Okinawa, in the ICFTU Asian Trade Union College...

... (Ch'en Fan), Kuan-nui Liao-tung i chü-chʻi (“The Chess Game Within the Passes and in Liaotung”) ( Hong Kong , 1964 ) 306 pages, Chiu-pʻan tʻan ping-lü (“Wine Talk about Military Affairs”) ( Hong Kong , 1963 ) 226 pages, and Chin-ling tsʻan-chao chi (“The Sun Sets for Nanking”) ( Hong Kong...

... for the Philippines. Twice before the Taft-Katsura conversation President Roosevelt gave his blessing to Japan's free hand in Korea. In February, 1905, he undertook to inform Japan through unofficial channels that she had the complete support of the United States in her takeover of Korea and the Liaotung Peninsula...

... registration and banner affiliation of prominent Chʻing officials. Prof. Spence's own findings on this problem are found in his book, Tsʻao Yin and the Kʻang-hsi Emperor ( New Haven , 1966 ), pp. 71 – 72 , n. 119 . A similar correlation between Liaotung registration and banner affiliation can also...

..., handled four languages (Chinese, Japanese, Mongolian, and Yuchen) and that his scholars knew Devanagari and Tibetan scripts in addition. We also know that Shin Suk-chu visited Huang Chan, a Chinese linguist in exile at Liaotung, no less than thirteen times to consult him on phonology and writing. Huang...

... in this field. Liaotung peninsula, the Yellow Sea coast of Those concerned with Asian studies will be Korea, and Canton, Manila, and Batavia. In particularly interested in the descriptions of striking contrast is the section on Okinawa, in the ICFTU Asian Trade Union College, Cal- which the author writes...

... that Japan took permanent possession of the "Province of South Manchuria" at the end of the SinoJapanese war (1895). The "Province" alluded to is no doubt Liaotung Peninsula which was occupied by the Japanese during the conflict but they were compelled to return it to China because the Russians, Germans...

..., Japan had to "bear the unbearable" by acceding to the demands of Russia, Germany, and France for the retrocession of the Liaotung peninsula to China. No doubt, this was a very painful decision for the oligarchs, especially at a time when the overzealous Japanese public, ignorant of the reality...

..., and flora and fauna, he devotes brief treatment to each of these regions separately. His ten regions are: Great Khingan, Barga, Gobi area, highland Jehol, mountainous pri-Amur district, eastern Manchurian mountainous country, Liaotung peninsula, the Manchurian valley, the valley of the lower Sungari...

... in this field. Liaotung peninsula, the Yellow Sea coast of Those concerned with Asian studies will be Korea, and Canton, Manila, and Batavia. In particularly interested in the descriptions of striking contrast is the section on Okinawa, in the ICFTU Asian Trade Union College, Cal- which the author writes...

... civil war that Game in Liaotung and Within the Pass]. yet has appeared in print in any language. BY CH'EN SHAO-HSIAO ("Major Ch'en Hong Kong: Chih-ch'eng Publishing Company 1964. 306 pp. H. K. $3.80. Chiu-pan t'an-ping lu [Wine Talk about the Military]. BY CH'EN SHAO-HSIAO ("Major Ch'en Hong Kong: Chih...

... of the classic loess areas and relied exclusively on the pollen data of P'u-lan-tien, near the southern tip of the Liaotung Peninsula, and those of lake sediments of Taiwan (Chang 1968:34). In the concluding remarks of the Berkeley symposium, Chang defended his persistent view a lush and humid North China...