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Cape of Good Hope Series (Ten Volumes in Total)
"Crossing the Bay of Bengal": The Bay of Bengal was once at the heart of the history of globalization, serving for centuries as a maritime highway between India and China and later as a battleground for European empires, all the result of monsoon winds and human migration. In the 19th century, empires reshaped the Gulf, driven by the power of capital and steam power in pursuit of commodities such as coffee, rice and rubber. Millions of Indian immigrants, bound by debt or spurred on by drought, c
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Illness: the Emperor and the Army in Modern Japanese History (Cape of Good Hope Series)
Japan's modern emperor system is supported by the concept of the emperor personally leading the army, emphasizing the emperor's absolute leadership of the army and the absolute loyalty of soldiers to the emperor. However, after World War I, the emperor's authority as the supreme commander was greatly shaken, and the military, which was regarded as a "gut-armed minister", also underwent a qualitative change. As Pandora's box of military interference in politics was opened, Japan stepped into the
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Cape of Good Hope Series (Ten Volumes in Total)
"Crossing the Bay of Bengal": The Bay of Bengal was once at the heart of the history of globalization, serving for centuries as a maritime highway between India and China and later as a battleground for European empires, all the result of monsoon winds and human migration. In the 19th century, empires reshaped the Gulf, driven by the power of capital and steam power in pursuit of commodities such as coffee, rice and rubber. Millions of Indian immigrants, bound by debt or spurred on by drought, c
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