The History of China, Volum 2 |
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Pàgina 157
The conclusion forced itself on his mind , as we fain believe it will on those who
read the events we have detailed , that the opium dispute was an incident , and
not the true cause of the war . There is the more reason to accept his in exaltas ...
The conclusion forced itself on his mind , as we fain believe it will on those who
read the events we have detailed , that the opium dispute was an incident , and
not the true cause of the war . There is the more reason to accept his in exaltas ...
Pàgina 220
To these some brigands of the mountain - frontier supplied rude military
knowledge , while the leaders of the Triads brought as their share to the
realization of what they would fain represent to be a great cause skill in intrigue
and some ...
To these some brigands of the mountain - frontier supplied rude military
knowledge , while the leaders of the Triads brought as their share to the
realization of what they would fain represent to be a great cause skill in intrigue
and some ...
Pàgina 376
Ward caused the place to be set on fire , when the Taepings , realizing what was
being done , hastened into the town , and assailed the retiring garrison . ... In the
valley of the Yangtsekiang the cause of Tien Wang had not fared equally well .
Ward caused the place to be set on fire , when the Taepings , realizing what was
being done , hastened into the town , and assailed the retiring garrison . ... In the
valley of the Yangtsekiang the cause of Tien Wang had not fared equally well .
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