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Unexpectedly Your subjects were captured by bandits 18 and were in danger of
being executed . Fortunately in the third year of Shun - chih ( 1646 - 47 ) the
Grand Army pacified West China and Your subjects were graciously
emancipated by ...
Unexpectedly Your subjects were captured by bandits 18 and were in danger of
being executed . Fortunately in the third year of Shun - chih ( 1646 - 47 ) the
Grand Army pacified West China and Your subjects were graciously
emancipated by ...
Page 150
Just as subjects you pay tribute to the Mongol princes , so you are also Our
subjects . Your home is very near to the frontier of Russia and of Dzungaria .
According to the report of Our envoy to Dzungaria who has just returned to China
, Ts ' e ...
Just as subjects you pay tribute to the Mongol princes , so you are also Our
subjects . Your home is very near to the frontier of Russia and of Dzungaria .
According to the report of Our envoy to Dzungaria who has just returned to China
, Ts ' e ...
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The old treaty was re - examined ; it states that anyone ( a Chinese or a Russian
subject ) who steals livestock from across the ... Since there was a mutually
established regulation concerning robbery between the subjects of the Interior
and the ...
The old treaty was re - examined ; it states that anyone ( a Chinese or a Russian
subject ) who steals livestock from across the ... Since there was a mutually
established regulation concerning robbery between the subjects of the Interior
and the ...
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| Title | A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820: Translated texts Part 1 of A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820, Lo-shu Fu Issue 22 of Association for Asian Studies monographs and papers Issue 22 of Association for Asian Studies Issue 22 of Monographs and papers, Association for Asian Studies Volume 22 of Monographs of the Association for Asian Studies Monographs and papers of the Association for Asian Studies Issue 22 of Monographs of the Association for Asian Studies |
| Editor | Lo-shu Fu |
| Translated by | Lo-shu Fu |
| Contributor | Association for Asian Studies |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Association for Asian Studies, 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0816501513, 9780816501519 |
| Length | 792 pages |
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