Eulogy on the Death of Homer Lea
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- Title
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Eulogy on the Death of Homer Lea
- Life peroid
- 民國肇建與宣揚主義
- Genre
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英文著述
- Republic of China date
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001/11/06
- AD date
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1912/11/06
- Age
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47
- Author
- Sun Yat-Sen
- Abstract
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Eulogy on the Death of Homer LeaNov. 6, 1912Unfortunately Mr. Lea was physically deformed but he posseda wonderful brain. Although not a military man, he was a great mil-itary philosopher, well poise in high military problems. He helpedme in a general way on military stratagem with reference to therevolutionary propaganda. He commanded a profound farsight andinsight in military affairs and was the author of a couple of bookson high millitary tactics and stratagem. Several of the prominentmilitary men paid tribute to his professional production, GeneralRoberts is one of his greatest admirers. He was a thoroughly sinc-fere man and devoted his whole energy to the Chinese Revolution.Honest in his dealings, sympathetic in his opinions, frank and res-olute, he had made a large number of friends among the Chinese.He helped me in Nanking until his death.
- Source
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國父全集
- Volume
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第十冊
- Page
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488
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Eulogy on the Death of Homer Lea
Nov. 6, 1912
Unfortunately Mr. Lea was physically deformed but he posseda wonderful brain. Although not a military man, he was a great mil-itary philosopher, well poise in high military problems. He helpedme in a general way on military stratagem with reference to therevolutionary propaganda. He commanded a profound farsight andinsight in military affairs and was the author of a couple of bookson high millitary tactics and stratagem. Several of the prominentmilitary men paid tribute to his professional production, GeneralRoberts is one of his greatest admirers. He was a thoroughly sinc-fere man and devoted his whole energy to the Chinese Revolution.Honest in his dealings, sympathetic in his opinions, frank and res-olute, he had made a large number of friends among the Chinese.He helped me in Nanking until his death.
Eulogy of Death of Homer Lea, Nov. 6, 1912 488