ith October. lithe land of the West that ce being conynered, conquered her conqueror her suberic tion, which one rival on sea or land, and When it had a fair field, by its use lung since observerl the Chin that their realm had been extended in_a unique way to which not even Greece affords a This is by If being vel, owing to the greater jon of the Chinese race for lative neglect to which' her hours the Manchus had Mong and the tion, into! jthe ager, overcome China. ay 1 ed her lands, and brought into a relative her peoples. But imiec ly afterwards began the inevitable reaction, Thi Jinentality of the Chinese be definitely y than that of her subduters it one to the surface ly The failed te adopt the civilisation as a whole, and in penalty the Mongol Dynasty to picees within' less than a cons tury which the—Chin driving them out, tell heir not only to all their own former possess but likewise to those of the Mong Once amore the whee revolved in its slow but gyration, the Ming Empire andi Monntains Is, and obtained the much undertaken, this means tin. still, ion of all the Manchu meanwhile retaining in-all which they Bags gained from "ume about of the third present dynasty, the con-Empire were more widely extended than ever before, with the
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