...ready for his use which seem to him to demonstrate his own particular view. , I confess that the ease is different with me. Faith in the race is a matter...arising in the various relations of life, an absence of shifflessness, an honest and at least somewhat earnest grappling with the necessities and difficulties...

...written in 1871, by Mr. GF Seward, then American consul at Shanghai : — " The prevailing tendency among foreigners in China is to debase the Chinese...matter of intuition with me. I find here a steady i This remark applies especially to the Hakkas or wandering people. adherence to the traditions of...

...written in 1871, by Mr. GF Seward, then American consul at Shanghai : — " The prevailing tendency among foreigners in China is to debase the Chinese...matter of intuition with me. I find here a steady 1 This remark applies espi-cially to the Hakkas or wandering people. i.] MORAL CHARACTER AND PROGRESS....

...to declare them destitute of vit'ality and energy. Each person who argues the case finds facts r^ady for his use which seem to him to demonstrate his own...matter of intuition with me. I find here a steady 1 This remark applies especially to the Hakkas or wandering people. i.] MORAL CHARACTER AND PROGRESS....

...altogether, intellectually superior to the corresponding class of our own countrymen.' — Dr- Keunic. ' I find here a steady adherence to the traditions of...somewhat earnest grappling with the necessities and diff,culties which beset men in their humbler stages of progress, a capacity to moralise withal, and...

...altogether, intellectually superior to the corresponding class of our own countrymen.' — Dr. Rennie. ' I find here a steady adherence to the traditions of...devotion to the calls arising in the various relations of lite, an absence of shiftlessness, an honest and. at least, somewhat earnest grappling with the necessities...

...who argues the case finds facts ready for his use which seem to him to demonstrate his own particular view. I confess that the case is different with me....arising in the various relations of life, an absence of shifrlessncss, an honest and at least somewhat earnest grappling with the necessities and difficulties...

...who argues the case finds facts ready for his use which seem to him to demonstrate his own particular view. I confess that the case is different with me....Faith in the race is a matter of intuition with me. 1 find here a steady adherence to the traditions of the past, a sober devotion to the calls arising...