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165.Wu，Tien-wei. The Sian Incident. A Pivotal Point of View. Ann Arbor：Center for Chinese Studies，University of Michigan，1976．
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166.Young，Arthur A. ed. China Faces Japan. New York：Chinese Students’ Christian Association in North America，1937．
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167.Young，C. Kuamgson ed. The Sino-Japanese Conflict and the League of Nations，1937. Speeches，Documents，Press Comments. Geneva：Press Bureau of the Chinese Delegation，1937．
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168.Young，Carl W. The International Relations of Man-Churia. Chicago：University of Chicago press，1929．
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169.Young Carl W. Japan’s Special Position in Manchuria. Baltimore：Johns Hopkins Press，1931．
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170.Yueh，Sheng. Sun Yat-sen，University of Moscow and the Chinese Revolution. Lawrence，KS.：University of Kansas Press，1971．
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ARTICLES
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1.“A Japanese View of the Killing of Yang Yu’t’ing.”China Weekly Review，Feb. 23，1929，pp. 536-538．
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2.“Americans are Still Puzzled over the Sian Episode.”China Weekly Review，Feb.13，1937，pp.79-371．
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3.Bloch，Kurt. “Warlordism：A Transitory Stage in Chinese Government.”American Journal of Sociology，No. 5，Mar.，1938，pp.691-703．
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4.“Can Manchurian Young Marshal Stop the War.”China Weekly Review，Mar.8，1930，p.76．
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5.“Case of Mr. Wang Ching-wei vs. Marshal Chang.”China Weekly Review，No.64，Apr. 1，1933，pp.161-162．
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6.“Chang Hsueh-liang’s Retirement.”China Weekly Review，No.64，Mar.25，1933，p.138．
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7.“Chang Hsueh-liang Gets Down to Business.”China Weekly Review，Feb. 14，1931，pp. 381-383．
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8.“Chang Hsueh-liang Blamed for Fall of Jehol.”China Weekly Review，Mar. 11，1933，pp. 52，64．
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9.“Chang’s Alleged 500，000 Brige becomes Diet，Bombshell.”China Weekly Review，No.71，Feb.23，1935，pp.413-414．
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10.“Chang Tso-lin’s Last House.”China Weekly Review，Jul.7，1928，p.213．
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11.“Chang Tso-lin Flees from Peking.”China Weekly Review，Jun.9，1928，p. 58．
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12.“Chang Hsueh-liang’s Anti-red Campaign Progresses Steadily.”China Weekly Review，No.77，Aug. 22，1936，pp.44-45．
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13.“China’ Leaders and their Policies，Messages to the Chinese People.”China Reconstruction，Ser. No.2，October，1936，p. 200．
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14.“China Rejoices at Safe Return of Gen. Chiang.”China Weekly Review，No.79，Jan.2，1937，pp.153-155.
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15.“Dilemma of Ex-Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang.”China Weekly Review，No.67，Jan.27，1934，p.350．
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16.“Did Chang Hsueh-liang bribe the Japanese Parliamentarians？”China Weekly Review，No.66，Sept. 9，1933，pp.41-42．
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17.Eastman，Lloyd E. “Fascism in Kuomintang China：The Blue Shirt.”The Critic Quarterly，No.49，Jan./Mar.，1972．
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18.Ferrell，R. H. “Mukden Incident.”Journal of Modern History，XXVII，Sept. 18-19，1931 （1965），pp.66-72．
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