An edition of The Burlingame mission (1872)

The Burlingame mission

a political disclosure, supported by official documents, mostly unpublished, to which are added various papers and discourses on the claim of the Emperor of China to universal supremacy ... and the coming war.

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The Burlingame mission
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An edition of The Burlingame mission (1872)

The Burlingame mission

a political disclosure, supported by official documents, mostly unpublished, to which are added various papers and discourses on the claim of the Emperor of China to universal supremacy ... and the coming war.

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English
Pages
891

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Subjects
Foreign relations
People
Anson Burlingame (1820-1870)
Places
China
Times
1644-1912

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The Burlingame mission: a political disclosure, supported by official documents, mostly unpublished, to which are added various papers and discourses on the claim of the Emperor of China to universal supremacy ... and the coming war.
1974
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Cover of: The Burlingame mission
The Burlingame mission: a political disclosure, supported by official documents, mostly unpublished.To which are added: various papers and discourses on the claim of the Emperor of China to universal supremacy; the true nature of actual diplomatic relations between China and western powers; the position and influence in China of Robert Hart, esq., as confidential adviser of the Tsung-li Yamen; the Hart-Alcock convention; the dispersion of the Lay-Osborn flotilla; the "New Chinese University"; the policy of the United States in China; the new China policy of England; the western policy, and the diplomacy of the Chinese government; the massacre of Tien-tsin; the Chung-'ho mission; the audience question; and the coming war. --.
1872, (s.n.)
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Microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich., Xerox University Microfilms, 1974. 1 reel. 35 mm. (American Culture Series, reel 621.9)

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Shanghai, New York
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American culture series -- 621.9.

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xxii, 891 p.
Number of pages
891

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OL18599643M
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6804205

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