Li Hung-Chang and China's Early Modernization

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• To ensure larger revenue for coastal defense, Li proposed, for the first time explicitly, that preparations in coastal provinces be accorded priority over the recovery of Sinkiang. He pointed out that Sinkuang had come under Ch'ing rule only in the Ch'ien-lung reign, and that it was very difficult to defend, particularly now that the Moslem chieftains at Kashgar had Russian and British support and the Russians had occupied Ili. (查看原文)

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• It is plain that Li's power was limited. He could get the court to accept only a few of his proposals, and the financial and other resources he needed often lay in provinces beyond his jurisdiction. (查看原文)

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