Ruppin's book then is useful in Definitions are treated in a way to that it clearly present. the principal delight the novice and help a Palestinian question of the day, factually, statistically, clearly, His book is divided into ecetions: 1) the beg ing. of Zionist alonization, which is a history of the so-called " practical Zionist, movement distinct from the] political movement; 2) The prineigles of the Zionist colonization policy, which explains clearly the (forts of the Jewish National Fund and the Palestine Commission xet the to work for Jewish development in Palestine; 3) pointe dispute, which brings the book' op_to current events, maturer student.
Part I, Hes a compact but very copious English Index. The book is more than worth the price to any one acquainted with Chinese. At the reduced rate to missionaries, it is excusable to be without a copy. A few errors, inevitable in text and notation, are largely reeceerable on pages, 522-523, Occasionslly, the author presumes on the intelligence of the veadar-user, a fault that may be forgiven on better acquaintance with the book. Erudition pervades the pages with a gentle insistence. upton at ie wer Memo] SOME CHINA SKETCHES tat of tain in les tine Elite lished by ind mont yet, compete economically This is a good book of short: with majority mot accustomed such a standard." accustomed t0 ies, Perhaps one should cal ing accomplished is the burton of them wom essays, but resting that it is impossible to cesaxs, but they they are so me put the book aside when once you have started reading it; so we
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