The Shanghai Crisis and Its Future Results: The New China and a National Feeling Conciliation or Force?
We would draw attention to the following statement of views, the writers of which are all known men, well acquainted with foreigners and not to be dismissed as mere hotheads. It would be easy. to eriticise what they say, of course, but we forbear from criticism; partly because the statement appears to be: written with far more detachment. and coolness than anything. of a. similar nature we have yet seen, partly because it sets out cer principles and facts which un-\doubtedly ought to be considered.
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