China: Its History, Arts and Literature, Band 12

Admiral allies Amur Anglo-French anti-foreign Appendix army attack authorities Baron Gros Boxer British Canton capital capture Catholic missionaries cause character Chili China Chinese Government Christian City Question command commerce Confucius Consul Parkes Convention customs declared demands despatch duties dynasty Emperor empire Empress Dowager England envoy European Fontanier Foochow force foreign forts France Frederick Bruce French Hongkong imperial incident insurgents intercourse Japan Kang Kiaochow Korea land lease Legations Li Hung-Chang Liaotung Liaotung Peninsula Lord Elgin magistrate Manchu Manchuria massacre ment military Minister missions Muravioff Nanking nation native naval Ningpo Opium Opium War organisation outrages peace Peh-tang Peiho Peking Peninsula Portuguese possession Powers Prince Kung propagandism protection province rebels reform residence River Roman Catholic Russia Shanghai Shantung Sir Frederick Bruce Sir Robert Hart squadron Taiping rebellion Taipings Taku Tientsin tion Tonquin tradal trade treaty ports troops Viceroy Wang Yamên Yangtse Yuen