As conversation began I observed. that Dr. Sun di much. He was on his guard, obviously as tone accustomed to expect assassination. He desired to see China united, a constitution enforced, an honest' parliament assembled, representative government established, schools everywhere opened, sanitation applied, China uplifted to the rank of a progressive nati Though ko talked, he was reticent, some one referred to the Then he bristled. regarded the British as 's, worst enemies. Ie blamed ish for the revolt at Can: ton that had ewused him to seek refuge on a gunboat in the Peart River and subsequently to flee to Shanghai. lis regret was that he to travel to Shanghai on a He considered that the British regarded China merely asa trading ground and that they desired to keep it in disorder 80. that they might buy its produce Hes did wot seo how friend of China, could itself with the British. on der that ins itself with powers intemeity did not
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