Pendal: Organization of: the North: Defferent: Aims' of Many Military Personalities: The Role of Sun-Chuang: fang-
By nonce F, SoKousxy shi (Concluding Article.)
'We huve' discussed in some' detail the divisions and weakness of thee Southern and Nationalist groups well as the' possibilities of strength in a reorganization of those forces Perhaps not altogether without son premonition, of what was about to occur, certain changes were suggest ed which have now actually taken place, It now becomes necessary to iseuss conditions in the North, about which we; living here, have perhaps less direct information than would' be desirable in such a comprehensive view of the sitbject ax outlined in this series, In the North, there are three principal groups andi two important independent feudal lords, The three principal groups are the Fengtien Party, the Chibli Party and the "Kuo portant, individual Whenever any of these groupings recognize the authority of Marshal Chang Teo-lin, they are classified wder the Ankuochun, It will be noticed that just as in the discussions of the Southern groupings, Marshal Feng: Vu-hsiang's name appeared, here in the North, is he also present at the head of a loose confederation of military groups and independent armed peasant groups generally designated as Red Spears, When these elements recognize the authority of Marshal Feng Yuhsiang, they ave classified as under the Ktominchun,
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