Grounded at Kai Tak

Grounded at Kai TakSet against the backdrop of regional and international postSecond World War tensions, Grounded at Kai Tak is the most comprehensive account of the complex legal struggle for ownership of 71 airplanes belonging to the two main Chinese airlines, which were stranded at Kai Tak airfield in Hong Kong at the end of the Chinese civil war. The resulting contest for possession of them took place in the courts and among politicians and diplomats on three

Emphasis is given to the discovery and history of developments in the field

as well as the directions of future work

Includes podcasts

The husband

which details the brutality involved when children are forced to fight

to efforts to regulate wedding customs and women's dress

buffer strips and soil stabilisers

with reference to the historical background from which it has emerged

Ned leaves Harvard to fight for the Union as a commissioned officer

new research on growth and survival in soil and plants

she will have to become a Housewife

and the elasticity and durability of the plantation as a mode of commercial agriculture