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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Page 139
... live , it will not be easy to settle them because that island on the seacoast is very small . Moreover , there are no convenient ships to take them all to their native countries . The provincial capital , Canton , is the center where ...
... live , it will not be easy to settle them because that island on the seacoast is very small . Moreover , there are no convenient ships to take them all to their native countries . The provincial capital , Canton , is the center where ...
Page 294
... live , We accepted their submission and harbored all of them , and bestowed upon them a place to live and to settle . " The characteristics and the customs of these Russians , however , are entirely different from those of the Turgots ...
... live , We accepted their submission and harbored all of them , and bestowed upon them a place to live and to settle . " The characteristics and the customs of these Russians , however , are entirely different from those of the Turgots ...
Page 375
... live in Macao for more than two hundred years . Last year when the barbarian soldiers of England entered Macao , you failed to prevent them from landing . You are by no means guiltless , therefore . Now the great Emperor has pity on ...
... live in Macao for more than two hundred years . Last year when the barbarian soldiers of England entered Macao , you failed to prevent them from landing . You are by no means guiltless , therefore . Now the great Emperor has pity on ...
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