Nov. 22.
A great many of us nowadays are keen students of military matters: so much of a_ useful heritage the war has left us, and even those who did not have the advantage of going through army schools and hearing tactics and strategy expounded" by officers of experience yet have a much better appreciation of military values than ever was possible before the European War. Keeping this in mind we may without further introduetion note how very interesting "and even instructive have been certain of the campaigns in Kuangtung during the past two years. In doing so we may well premise a considerable degree of sympathy for anybody and everybody, who has ever held the position of Chief of Staff in whatsoever army happened to be operating there. In that cockpit of southern China military issues are seldom- clearly cut, and so ar from it being a fight between two distinct enemy forces, it is almost always a contest_ between two different groups of armies, and at critical
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