This book uses the pinyin system for the romanisation of Chinese characters. When a book or document I have quoted from uses a different romanised form, I have replaced the words with the pinyin equivalents. There are a few exceptions to this, as in the spellings of certain personal names, such as Sun Yat-sen, which are more familiar in the West and so are not converted to pinyin, and as in Chapter 3, where for ease of reference I have maintained the spelling of place names used in an original map. In chapters 3, 4 and 5, the romanised spellings of Mongolian and Tibetan personal and place names have also been standardised.
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