take: this as an evidence that the old regime booths (6446. @?) in the Ch'aochoufu sense among the educated natives familiar with foreign men and foreign things. district; and on being seized by the Taotai, This credulity will probably influence of plauder and squeeze, that they feere WAS! and tortured more or less, urged his to be abolished, will not as yet have to go. the more weak-kneed among the foreigners, nationality as a reason why he should get a Some of them/even. hope that the TWén-chang, and panic-stricken correspondents (includ-fair trial. The Brit Consul, hearing of ing myself) may confound their fears with or classical essay, will again be made the the case, sent a requisition to the Taotai for Uirection, however we feel the'conservatives jeans of political promotion. In this latter facts. While we are yet fairly sane and the rendition of the prisoner. This was self-contained let me tabulate the known refused, the Taotai considering himself too facts and at the same time differentiate the will be disappointed, Her Majesty is too exalted in rank to appeal to a Consular probable from the possible. OF acute in her perception of the spirit of the court for redress. The visit of a gunboat times to try and stem the general desire
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