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We now proceed to give a sketch of the early intercourse between Great Britain
and China , the first attempt to establish which seems to have been as far back as
1596 , when three ships were fitted out in charge of Benjamin Wood , bearing ...
We now proceed to give a sketch of the early intercourse between Great Britain
and China , the first attempt to establish which seems to have been as far back as
1596 , when three ships were fitted out in charge of Benjamin Wood , bearing ...
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... and Chinese , while the coasts were overrun by large fleets of pirates , under
the leaders whom we have already had occasion to notice . Another attempt was
made by the English in 1664 to establish a commercial intercourse with Canton .
... and Chinese , while the coasts were overrun by large fleets of pirates , under
the leaders whom we have already had occasion to notice . Another attempt was
made by the English in 1664 to establish a commercial intercourse with Canton .
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That is , “ The barbarians are like beasts , and not to be ruled on the same
principles as citizens , Were any one to attempt controlling them by the great
marims of reason , it would tend to nothing but confusion . The ancient Kings well
...
That is , “ The barbarians are like beasts , and not to be ruled on the same
principles as citizens , Were any one to attempt controlling them by the great
marims of reason , it would tend to nothing but confusion . The ancient Kings well
...
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ATTEMPT TO REACH CANTON DEFEATED . 85 All British subjects were soon
after ordered to join their respective vessels , and his Majesty's ships were moved
higher up the river . As the Viceroy still refused an audience to Admiral Drury ...
ATTEMPT TO REACH CANTON DEFEATED . 85 All British subjects were soon
after ordered to join their respective vessels , and his Majesty's ships were moved
higher up the river . As the Viceroy still refused an audience to Admiral Drury ...
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... and the Emperor only the boat . Amidst all the internal revolutions of China it is
deserving of remark , that no single instance has ever occurred of an attempt to
change the form of that pure monarchy which is founded in , or derived from ,
... and the Emperor only the boat . Amidst all the internal revolutions of China it is
deserving of remark , that no single instance has ever occurred of an attempt to
change the form of that pure monarchy which is founded in , or derived from ,
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| Titel | The Chinese, Band 1 Libr. of entertaining knowledge The Chinese, sir John Francis Davis (1st bart.) |
| Autor/in | sir John Francis Davis (1st bart.) |
| Veröffentlicht | 1836 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 30. März 2009 |
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