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This comprehensive work by Richard Simpson Gundry explores the complex geopolitical landscape of 19th and early 20th century Asia, focusing on China’s interactions with its major neighbors. The book examines France’s colonial ambitions in Indo-China and the resulting conflicts with Chinese interests, Russia’s strategic expansion into Chinese territories, and the contentious border disputes between China and India over Tibet.
Gundry’s analysis delves into the diplomatic negotiations, military conflicts, and cultural exchanges that shaped regional politics during this transformative period. Through detailed historical accounts and political commentary, the author provides readers with insight into how these relationships influenced China’s development and its position in global affairs. The work remains a valuable reference for understanding the historical foundations of modern Asian geopolitics.
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