The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 87
... Burma . The frontier province of Yunnan was in the remotest corner of China , and even when the Japanese occupied the Pacific ports , there was still the railway from Hanoi in French Indo - China to Kunming , which was a shorter and ...
... Burma . The frontier province of Yunnan was in the remotest corner of China , and even when the Japanese occupied the Pacific ports , there was still the railway from Hanoi in French Indo - China to Kunming , which was a shorter and ...
Page 92
... Burmese regime . The slogan Burma for the Burmese ' had a great appeal , and the extreme nationalists fell an easy prey to Japanese agents . At the same time there is little reason to think that there was any general pro - Japanese ...
... Burmese regime . The slogan Burma for the Burmese ' had a great appeal , and the extreme nationalists fell an easy prey to Japanese agents . At the same time there is little reason to think that there was any general pro - Japanese ...
Page 95
... Burma and recommence operations without security of tenure , and it is no good thinking that the Burmans could reopen the large industries of the country within any reasonable time with their own resources . How far Burma is fit for ...
... Burma and recommence operations without security of tenure , and it is no good thinking that the Burmans could reopen the large industries of the country within any reasonable time with their own resources . How far Burma is fit for ...
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