British Policy in China, from the collection The Taeping Rebellion in China: it's origin, progress, and present condition: in a series of letters addressed to the "Aberdeen Free Press" and the "London Daily News" - China: Trade, Politics & Culture

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Reference	CWML N305-3
Title	British Policy in China, from the collection The Taeping Rebellion in China: it's origin, progress, and present condition: in a series of letters addressed to the "Aberdeen Free Press" and the "London Daily News"
Author	Scarth, John
Date	1861
Publisher	Edmonston and Douglas
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Document Type	Printed Book
Library/Archive	School of Oriental and African Studies
Names	James Bruce, Prince Gong
Region	China
Places	Tianjin, Beijing, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Suzhou
Topics	Taiping Rebellion, foreign policy, Sino-British relations, foreign relations, tartar, treaty, Peking Convention, treaty of Tianjin, military, navy, indemnity, unequal treaties, British attitude to China, trade, opium, opium trade
Copyright	School of Oriental and African Studies