The History of China, Volum 2Books for Libraries Press, 1972 |
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Pàgina 286
... Lord Elgin could not help being swayed by these representations ; he allowed himself to be so far moved by them as to give up the intention of proceeding to the north , almost at the very time that Lord Clarendon was expressing to him ...
... Lord Elgin could not help being swayed by these representations ; he allowed himself to be so far moved by them as to give up the intention of proceeding to the north , almost at the very time that Lord Clarendon was expressing to him ...
Pàgina 295
... Lord Elgin to undertake that more serious portion of his instructions which required him to place the diplomatic relations between England and China on a satisfactory basis by obtaining the right of direct communica- tion with Pekin ...
... Lord Elgin to undertake that more serious portion of his instructions which required him to place the diplomatic relations between England and China on a satisfactory basis by obtaining the right of direct communica- tion with Pekin ...
Pàgina 297
... Lord Elgin's reply to Yuching's indirect communication was to return the Viceroy's letter , to point out the infraction of the Treaty of Nankin , and to announce his intention of proceeding to the north ... Lord Elgin declined to meet them .
... Lord Elgin's reply to Yuching's indirect communication was to return the Viceroy's letter , to point out the infraction of the Treaty of Nankin , and to announce his intention of proceeding to the north ... Lord Elgin declined to meet them .
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THE GROWTH OF FOREIGN INTERCOURSE | 64 |
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