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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... allowed to bring in foreigners . " The Board [ of Rites ] decided that since foreigners are not allowed to live in the Interior , the five foreigners , Hung Jo and the others , might not properly be allowed to stay in the Interior . We ...
... allowed to bring in foreigners . " The Board [ of Rites ] decided that since foreigners are not allowed to live in the Interior , the five foreigners , Hung Jo and the others , might not properly be allowed to stay in the Interior . We ...
Page 141
... allowed to repair them . But they are not to be allowed to build new ships . If officials of the Westerners come from their country ( Portugal ) to replace old officials , they are to be allowed to remain at Macao . But those Westerners ...
... allowed to repair them . But they are not to be allowed to build new ships . If officials of the Westerners come from their country ( Portugal ) to replace old officials , they are to be allowed to remain at Macao . But those Westerners ...
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... allowed to delay too long nor to violate our law . Request VII : Now the merchants are allowed to trade with Kao- 484 hung ( Co - hong ) only . If they are permitted to trade with the other merchants , then the Kao - hung shall not have ...
... allowed to delay too long nor to violate our law . Request VII : Now the merchants are allowed to trade with Kao- 484 hung ( Co - hong ) only . If they are permitted to trade with the other merchants , then the Kao - hung shall not have ...
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