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...a peaceful end. His reply to the envoys of Kanghi was as follows : — " Do they think at the Court that I am so blind as not to see the motive in this...remind those in power of the debt they owe me." Thus did the great Wou Sankwei cast off his allegiance to the Manchus, and enter upon a war which aimed...

...Manchu authority and declaring his intention to assert his own. Said he: "Do they think at the court that I am so blind as not to see the motive in this...speedily remind those in power of the debt they owe me." This was a declaration of war, and the envoys lost no time in getting back to the capital to acquaint...

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