An Australian In China

A fascinating account of China in the early twentieth century, written by G.E. Morrison, a journalist and diplomat who spent many years living in the country. Morrison's unique perspective and deep knowledge of Chinese history, culture, and politics inform his engaging narrative, which covers topics ranging from the Boxer Rebellion and the fall of the Qing dynasty to the rise of Sun Yat-sen and the birth of the Chinese Republic.

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