Subsequent events indicate that the leaders of this raid thought themselves strong enough to compel recognition from the Civil Governor, 'Admiral Yang Sha-chuang, and the authorities in Nanking, and. thos gain the mastery over military' affairs with How-
Avstorm of opposition has arisen against' them from all circles. Leo Hsin-pang seems to have found it 'a laborious task to "convince the publiévand his veuperiors that "his Sections wore justified. "The result is a multitude of "voluble and plausible excuses," mutual incrimating accusations, cand. eabtle efforts to "pass the buck.".
So involved and complicated is the situation that only those who!
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