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?For ?Mao ?on ?Qin ?Shihuang, ?see, ?for ?example, ?“Talks ?at ?the ?Beidaihe Conference:August ?19, ?1958,” ?in ?Roderick ?MacFarquhar, Timothy ?Cheek, ?and Eugene ?Wu, ?eds., ?The ?Secret ?Speeches ?of ?Chairman ?Mao:?From ?the ?Hundred Flowers ?to ?the ?Great ?Leap ?Forward ? (Cambridge:?Harvard ?University ?Press, 1989), ?405; ?“Talks ?at ?the ?First ?Zhengzhou ?Conference:?November ?10, ?1958,” ?in MacFarquhar, ?Cheek, ?and Wu, ?eds., ?The ?Secret ?Speeches ?of ?Chairman ?Mao , ?476; Tim Adams, “Behold the Mighty Qin,” ?The Observer (August 19, 2007).
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André ?Malraux, Anti-Memoirs , ?trans. ?Terence ?Kilmartin ?(New York:Henry Holt, 1967), 373–74.
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?“Speech ?at ?the ?Supreme ?State ?Conference:?Excerpts, ?28 ?January ?1958,” in ?Stuart ?Schram, ?ed., ?Mao ?Tse-tung ?Unrehearsed:?Talks ?and ?Letters:?1956–71 (Harmondsworth:Penguin, 1975), 92–93.
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?“On ?the ?People's ?Democratic ?Dictatorship:?In ?Commemoration ?of ?the Twenty-eighth Anniversary ?of ?the ?Communist ?Party ?of ?China:?June ?30, ?1949,” Selected Works of Mao Tse-tung, vol. 4 (Peking:Foreign Languages Press, 1969), 412.
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?“Sixty ?Points ?on ?Working ?Methods—A ?Draft ?Resolution ?from ?the Office of the Centre of the CPC:19.2.1958,” in Jerome Ch'en, ed., ?Mao ?Papers:Anthology and Bibliography (London:Oxford University Press, 1970), 63.
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Ibid., 66.
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?“The ?Chinese ?People ?Have ?Stood ?Up:?September ?1949,” ?in ?Timothy Cheek, ed., ?Mao Zedong and China's Revolutions:A Brief History with Documents (New York:Palgrave, 2002), 126.
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See M. Taylor Fravel, “Regime Insecurity and International Cooperation:Explaining ?China's ?Compromises ?in Territorial ?Disputes,” International ?Security 30, ?no. ?2 ?(Fall ?2005):?56–57; ?“A ?Himalayan ?Rivalry:?India ?and ?China,” ?The Economist 396, no. 8696 (August 21, 2010), 17–20.
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?Zhang ?Baijia, ?“Zhou ?Enlai—The ?Shaper ?and ?Founder ?of ?China's Diplomacy,” in Michael H. Hunt and Niu Jun, eds., Toward a History of Chinese Communist ?Foreign ?Relations, ?1920s–1960s:?Personalities ?and ?Interpretive Approaches ?(Washington, ?D.C.:?Woodrow ?Wilson ?International ?Center ?for Scholars, Asia Program, 1992), 77.
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?Charles ?Hill, Grand ?Strategies:?Literature, ?Statecraft, ?and ?World ?Order (New Haven:Yale University Press, 2010), 2.
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“Memorandum of Conversation:Beijing, July 10, 1971, 12:10–6 p.m.,” in ?Steven ?E. ?Phillips, ?ed., ?Foreign ?Relations ?of ?the ?United ?States ?(FRUS), ?1969–1976, ?vol. ?17, ?China ?1969–1972, ?(Washington, ?D.C.:?U.S. ?Government ?Printing Office, 2006), 404. Zhou Enlai recited these lines during one of our first meetings in Beijing in July 1971.
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?John ?W. ?Garver, ?“China's ?Decision ?for ?War ?with ?India ?in ?1962,” ?in Alastair ?Iain ?Johnston ?and ?Robert ?S. ?Ross, ?eds., New ?Directions ?in ?the ?Study ?of China's Foreign Policy (Stanford:Stanford University Press, 2006), 107.
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“On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People:February 27, ?1957,” ?Selected ?Works ?of ?Mao ?Tse-tung, ?vol. ?5 ?(Peking:?Foreign ?Languages Press, 1977), 417.
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Edgar Snow, ?The Long Revolution (New York:Random House, 1972), 217.
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?Lin ?Piao ?[Lin ?Biao], ?Long ?Live ?the ?Victory ?of ?People's ?War! ?(Peking:Foreign ?Languages ?Press, ?1967), ?38 ?(originally ?published ?September ?3, ?1965, ?in the Renmin Ribao ?
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?Kuisong Yang ?and Yafeng ?Xia, ?“Vacillating ?Between ?Revolution ?and Détente:?Mao's ?Changing ?Psyche ? ?and ?Policy Toward ?the ?United ?States, ?1969–1976,” ?Diplomatic History ?34, no. 2 (April 2010).
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?Chen ?Jian ?and ?David ?L. Wilson, ?eds., ?“All ?Under ?the ?Heaven ?Is ?Great Chaos:?Beijing, ?the ?Sino-Soviet ?Border ?Clashes, ?and ?the ?Turn ?Toward ?Sino-American ?Rapprochement, ?1968–1969,” Cold ?War ?International ?History ?Project Bulletin 11 (Washington, D.C.:Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Winter 1998), 161.
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Michel Oksenberg, “The Political Leader,” in Dick Wilson, ed., Mao Tse-tung in the Scales of History ?(Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 1978), 90.
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?Stuart ?Schram, ?The ?Thought ?of ?Mao ?Tse-Tung ?(Cambridge:?Cambridge University Press, 1989), 23.
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“The Chinese Revolution and the Chinese Communist Party:December 1939,” ?Selected Works of Mao Tse-tung , vol. 2, 306.
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“Memorandum of Conversation:Beijing, Feb. 21, 1972, 2:50–3:55 pm.,” FRUS ?17, 678.
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“The Foolish Old Man Who Removed the Mountains,” ?Selected Works of Mao Tse-tung, vol. 3, 272.?
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