Last Exit
Murray Sayle, 27 November 1997
The Last Governor: Chris Patten and the Handover of Hong Kong
by Jonathan Dimbleby.
Little, Brown, 461 pp., £22.50, July 1997,0 316 64018 2 Show More
by Jonathan Dimbleby.
Little, Brown, 461 pp., £22.50, July 1997,
In Pursuit of British Interests: Reflections on Foreign Policy under Margaret Thatcher and John Major
by Percy Cradock.
Murray, 228 pp., £18.99, September 1997,0 7195 5464 0 Show More
by Percy Cradock.
Murray, 228 pp., £18.99, September 1997,
Hong Kong Under Chinese Rule: The Economic and Political Implications of Reversion
edited by Warren Cohen and Li Zhao.
Cambridge, 255 pp., £45, August 1997,0 521 62158 5 Show More
edited by Warren Cohen and Li Zhao.
Cambridge, 255 pp., £45, August 1997,
The Hong Kong Advantage
by Michael Enright, Edith Scott and David Dodwell.
Oxford, 369 pp., £20, July 1997,0 19 590322 6 Show More
by Michael Enright, Edith Scott and David Dodwell.
Oxford, 369 pp., £20, July 1997,
“... This had come about, not through vile Occidental cunning, but by chance. When the Governor, Sir Mark Young, emerged from a Japanese prison camp in 1945, he brought out a plan to empower Hong Kong to run some of its own affairs, on a basis of one ratepayer (literate in English or Chinese), one vote, as part of the leisurely run-up to self-rule that was ... ”
