A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820: Translated textsLo-shu Fu Documents translated from Chinese offer a more balanced history of East Asian international relations. |
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... European products whereby we express our sincere loyalty . He asked us to for- ward these and the memorial for him . " Your servant told them that since they came to China unexpectedly from so great a distance they would have to wait ...
... European products whereby we express our sincere loyalty . He asked us to for- ward these and the memorial for him . " Your servant told them that since they came to China unexpectedly from so great a distance they would have to wait ...
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... Europe has a European re- ligion . The European religion does not need to be practiced in China ; similarly how can European countries practice Chinese religion ? For instance , take the case of the sons of Sunu , Wu - er - ch'en and ...
... Europe has a European re- ligion . The European religion does not need to be practiced in China ; similarly how can European countries practice Chinese religion ? For instance , take the case of the sons of Sunu , Wu - er - ch'en and ...
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... European re- ligion , Chi answered in 1798 that he approved Western science , but re- jected Western religion . ] You have discussed the religion of Europe in another letter . These missionaries successfully navigated the long distance ...
... European re- ligion , Chi answered in 1798 that he approved Western science , but re- jected Western religion . ] You have discussed the religion of Europe in another letter . These missionaries successfully navigated the long distance ...
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