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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... received the highest honor when the Supreme Sovereign personally bestowed upon me a glass of wine . In addition , I was given sable caps and cloaks . His Majesty was concerned that perhaps the water and climate of Peking might not suit ...
... received the highest honor when the Supreme Sovereign personally bestowed upon me a glass of wine . In addition , I was given sable caps and cloaks . His Majesty was concerned that perhaps the water and climate of Peking might not suit ...
Page 239
... received the Pa - ta - k'o - shan and other fugitives , still we might not return them . Yet Sang - chai To - er - chi and the others pre- tended in their reply to Russia that we have not received fugitives . Their statement was rather ...
... received the Pa - ta - k'o - shan and other fugitives , still we might not return them . Yet Sang - chai To - er - chi and the others pre- tended in their reply to Russia that we have not received fugitives . Their statement was rather ...
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... received a gracious pardon . " Then the Russians begged the Emperor to allow them to trade . An official document authorizing the reopening of trade was expected . How- ever in the Western region ( Sinkiang ) Sai - ma - lin , a Turgot ...
... received a gracious pardon . " Then the Russians begged the Emperor to allow them to trade . An official document authorizing the reopening of trade was expected . How- ever in the Western region ( Sinkiang ) Sai - ma - lin , a Turgot ...
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