Siam Becomes Thailand: A Story of IntrigueUniversity of Hawaii Press, 1991 - 394 pagine |
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Pagina 5
... Siamese students , thus symbolically displaying his democratic attitude by breaking another formidable royal taboo : 16 this was the first time a Siamese had ever been seen to touch his monarch with impunity . On his return home , the ...
... Siamese students , thus symbolically displaying his democratic attitude by breaking another formidable royal taboo : 16 this was the first time a Siamese had ever been seen to touch his monarch with impunity . On his return home , the ...
Pagina 6
... Siamese trade was a royal monopoly farmed out mostly to Chinese merchants.20 When European traders were permitted to enter Siam , they simply extended the system without significantly changing it . The British in particular set up ...
... Siamese trade was a royal monopoly farmed out mostly to Chinese merchants.20 When European traders were permitted to enter Siam , they simply extended the system without significantly changing it . The British in particular set up ...
Pagina 10
... Siamese contexts . Later , while he was studying in Bangkok , the Bolshevik revolution also caused a stir . However , Marxist - Leninist theory was a topic of much more intense debate in Paris where Pridi attended meetings with other ...
... Siamese contexts . Later , while he was studying in Bangkok , the Bolshevik revolution also caused a stir . However , Marxist - Leninist theory was a topic of much more intense debate in Paris where Pridi attended meetings with other ...
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COUPS AND COUNTERCOUPS 19321935 | 9 |
The Legitimation of the New Elite | 25 |
The Spectre of Communism | 45 |
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