Titlebook: Chinese Business Groups in Hong Kong and Political Change in South China 1900-1925; Stephanie Po-yin Chung Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-56188-7enable them to conduct business. During the 1910s and 1920s, Chinese merchants in Hong Kong attempted to do this by financing a regional government in South China. Colonial Hong Kong made this attempt possible because it offered them legislative and diplomatic protection and, therefore, a haven to which they could retreat.

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Re-thinking Religious Pluralismir own social and political institutions, as well as their cultural identity. Indigenous Chinese institutions, organized along familial, religious and geographical networks, and the political developments in China became dominant factors which shaped the emerging leadership among the Chinese people living in colonial Hong Kong.

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2633-5964 ups in Hong Kong sought to finance the regional Canton government in return for financial concessions. This patronage system made commercial endeavours dependent on politics and embedded business in politics.978-0-230-50176-8Series ISSN 2633-5964 Series E-ISSN 2633-5972

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,An Immigrant Community and its Leadership, 1841–1900,By 1891, this population had increased almost 30 fold and reached 217 000. This growing population, overwhelmingly Chinese, consisted of immigrants from South China who came to Hong Kong in search of jobs, money, and good fortune.. These Chinese immigrants brought with them to the British colony the

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,Hong Kong Merchants and ‘Canton for the Cantonese’, 1917–23,hina. This attempt, however, presented an opportunity to the southern provinces to declare themselves independent from Peking. Military conflicts broke out among various regional troops. Yuan was driven to postpone, and finally to cancel, his enthronement. He died in disgrace, a broken man, in July

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Military Confrontation and Retreat,and almost no control over the military. All three of the Canton governments depended heavily on domestic loans, and a substantial portion of these loans came from the Chinese in Hong Kong. Of the Canton governments, the one established in 1923 eventually launched the northern expedition to unify Ch

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