Nationalism. is the driving force that moves China to-day. No one can hope to grasp the ideals and aspirations imputed: to the Chinese without some understanding. of the the "Three People's. Principies."
Dr, Sun Yat Sen's political theories were made public in 1924!
the form of 16 lectures before." selected group. The lectures were! published in: the locular in book form. To meet the growing demand of foreigners desirous of learning something of the forces at present energizing China, the Commercial Press, Ltd, Shanghai, have undertaken the publication of the translation of Dr. Sun's lectures, This translation int English: is the work of Dr, F: ank W. Price, edited by Mr. L, 'T. Chen.
The volume, which is being published under the auspices of the [China Committe of the Institute of Pan-Pacific Relations, which is at [present in conference at Honolulu, will be ready in the early autumn, "Tha Convict of To-day," by Sydney A. Moseley (Cecil Palmer, Gs, net), records an experienced Jjournalist's tour and impressions of ten_prisons—Broadmoor, Dart-
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