One document discovered showed] that Moscow is still firmly under the impression that the last failure in Canton was due to bad luck only, and that the Chinese proletariat is] still aching for the completion of the mand the complete of the country. Acdocument one Chinese communist resident in Moscow in addressing the sixth Congr Third International said tirely clear to every comrade that the Chinese revolution in its present Hunan stage does not develop the spirit of Honan pel Sun Yat-senism but the spirit of Marxism-Leninism." In the same document Mrs. Sun Yat-sen, Tan A glance at the above youls an appalling state of affairs. China in a big country and it is densely populated, but, 20 per cent. of the total population would be a iheral estimate of those who are terested in polities, and five per cent, would be even more liberal fan estimate for those active in political affairs. In this Tight these: Aiguivs assume an entirely different] proportion and reveal a state of affairs to which the adjective appalling is the only one applicable.
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