 Although these people have men's forms," observes a Chinese writer in the peculiar antithetical style common to their literary productions, " they have not men's natures. To govern them is impossible ; to exterminate them not to be thought of; and so...  Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society - 第 76 頁North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society 著 - 1874完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Samuel Wells Williams - 1882 - 896 頁
...the peculiar antithetical style common to their literary productions, " they have not men's natures. To govern them is impossible ; to exterminate them...at all the passes through which they issue on their raida^ and so overawe them, by military displav, from coming out of their fastnesses. The savage tracks... | |
 | Samuel Wells Williams - 1883 - 906 頁
...the peculiar antithetical style common to their literary productions, " they have not men's natures. To govern them is impossible ; to exterminate them...passes through which they issue on their raids, and BO overawe them, by military display, from coming out of their fastnesses. The savage tracks lie only... | |
 | George Thomas Bettany - 1888 - 970 頁
...account of the island, " To An official govern them is impossible ; to exterminate them not to be *ew- thought. of; and so nothing can be done with them....display, from coming out of their fastnesses. The savage tracks lie only through the dense forests, thick with underbrush, where hiding is easy. When... | |
 | George Thomas Bettany - 1889 - 394 頁
...gathered from the following extract from an n****** (*****»*») official account of the island, " To govern them is impossible ; to exterminate them not to be thought An official of; and so nothing can be done with them. Tiew The only thing left is to establish troops... | |
 | Samuel Wells Williams - 1907 - 910 頁
...the peculiar antithetical style common to their literary productions, " they have not men's natures. To govern them is impossible ; to exterminate them...display, from coming out of their fastnesses. The savage tracks lie only through the dense forests, thick with underbrush, where hiding is easy. When... | |
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