China. His history is politics and trade from ancient times to the present day
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Reprint from the publication. SPb., 1903. 6 separate color cards on 7 sheets.
Edward Garper Parker (1849-1926) - Chinesist, professor of the University of Liverpool. The history of the Middle Kingdom from approximately 200 BC. e. And until the end of the XIX century. The book was compiled according to Chinese sources, the author lived a quarter century in 12 port cities in China. The arrival of Europeans. The appearance of the first missionary Francis Xavier in China. - The foundation of Macau. The first Portuguese merchants. - Mission to Beijing. - Franc guns. - Mendes Pinto, Nin-Bo and Zaitun. - The rivalry of the Dutch and the Japanese. - The Spaniards in Manila. - The massacre of the Chinese in the Philippines. - The first colonies of the Chinese on a mold, the expulsion of the Dutch from there. - Arrival in Beijing of the Dutch mission. - joining the mold to Chinese possessions. - A tribute paid by the Dutch Chinese government. - Production of guns with a verbist. - Relations with the British under the queen Elizabeth. - The British attack on Canton. “The British and Nin-Bo-Ba, put the British.” - War for trade in opium in 1840-1842. The story of opium penetration into China. The second war for opium. - Contracting ports. - The benefits extracted by Russia from the international situation of China. - The expansion of the rights of missionaries and the predominant influence of England. - The aspirations of Japan and Germany. - Convention to Chifu and other agreements with European powers. China policy in Manchuria. - Siberian and East Chinese Railways and the Convention of Gr. Kassini. - Relations with France. - Francs and `fullins`. - Treaty in Vampoa. - The role of France in the `second war. - The concession of Saigon to the French. The uprising in Tonkin. - Collision of France with China. - Furnier agreement. Relations of China with the Germans.
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Edward Garper Parker (1849-1926) - Chinesist, professor of the University of Liverpool. The history of the Middle Kingdom from approximately 200 BC. e. And until the end of the XIX century. The book was compiled according to Chinese sources, the author lived a quarter century in 12 port cities in China. The arrival of Europeans. The appearance of the first missionary Francis Xavier in China. - The foundation of Macau. The first Portuguese merchants. - Mission to Beijing. - Franc guns. - Mendes Pinto, Nin-Bo and Zaitun. - The rivalry of the Dutch and the Japanese. - The Spaniards in Manila. - The massacre of the Chinese in the Philippines. - The first colonies of the Chinese on a mold, the expulsion of the Dutch from there. - Arrival in Beijing of the Dutch mission. - joining the mold to Chinese possessions. - A tribute paid by the Dutch Chinese government. - Production of guns with a verbist. - Relations with the British under the queen Elizabeth. - The British attack on Canton. “The British and Nin-Bo-Ba, put the British.” - War for trade in opium in 1840-1842. The story of opium penetration into China. The second war for opium. - Contracting ports. - The benefits extracted by Russia from the international situation of China. - The expansion of the rights of missionaries and the predominant influence of England. - The aspirations of Japan and Germany. - Convention to Chifu and other agreements with European powers. China policy in Manchuria. - Siberian and East Chinese Railways and the Convention of Gr. Kassini. - Relations with France. - Francs and `fullins`. - Treaty in Vampoa. - The role of France in the `second war. - The concession of Saigon to the French. The uprising in Tonkin. - Collision of France with China. - Furnier agreement. Relations of China with the Germans.
circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology
Author:
Author:Паркер Эдуард
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4481-1417-5
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