Mr. Maitland.—No, but it shows the effect of the book:
Witness went on to say that the students were especially hostile inst the Chinese who aecompanied the police. They called them "slaves of the foreigner."
The Assessor—The effect of these books would appear to cause more! Jamusement than Bolshevik propa-
Witness further said that the "Bleeding of the Peking-Hankow Labourers." In all there were some 200 such books.
On the question of morals Mr. Maitland made reference to a book entitled "Communism and Christian-student's plea for "retaining the books Was that they would have to obtain the permission of Dzao Li-dz, the acting President of the University," before allowing the] police to remove them.
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