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Speech of C. A. at public meeting... for the purpose of taking into consideration the duty imposed upon the people of England by the defeat of the Peiho.
Attwood, Charles.

Narrative of the British wars with China from 1840 to 1860. Selection from a military report on North East, Central and South China submitted to the Quarter-Master General in India.
Bell, Maj. Mark.

British policy in China : a retrospect and some conclusions.
Bland, [John] O[tway] P[ercy].

Wei-hai-wei and Chusan.
Boulger, Demetrius C[harles de Kavanagh].

The Breakdown of our Chinese policy. By Diplomaticus.

The Break-up of China, and our interest in it.

Is our cause on China just?
Bridges, J. H.

Brief observations respecting the pending desputes with the Chinese, and a proposal for bringing them to a satisfactory conclusion.

The British crown disgraced in China. To the editor of the "Newcastle chronicle" with various documents referred to.

British interests in China: Review based upon: - 1. The Yangtze valley and beyond. By Mrs. J. F. Bishop. London, 1899. - 2. Through the Yangtse gorges. By A. J. Little. London, 1899. - 3. The break-up of China. By Lord C. Beresford. London & N. Y., 1899. - 4. China in transformation. By A. R. Colquhoun. London & N. Y, 1898. - 5. The Far-Eastern question. By V. Chirol. London, 1896. - 6. Foreign office blue-books. 1898.

British relations with China: Review based upon: - The Chinese and their rebellions. By M. S. T. Meadows. 1856. - Papers relating to the proceedings of Her Majesty's naval forces at Canton. 1857. - Correspondence respecting insults in China. 1857.

The murder of Margary.
Burlingame, Walter A.

Campaigning in China.

The "China question" despassionately considered. By an Asiatic.

China with a flaw in it.

Boat actions and river fights. The opium war, 1840-1841. Capture of the forts at Bocca Tigris, Canton River. Cession of Hongkong to Great Britain.
Currey, E. Hamilton.

China, during the war and since the peace. Review.
Davis, Sir John Francis.

Have we a policy in China?
Diplomaticus, [pseud].

Lord Salisbury's new Chinese policy.
Diplomaticus, [pseud].

The situation in China.
Diplomaticus, [pseud].

East India Committee of the Colonial Society. Report of the E. I. C. C. S. on the causes and consequences of the military operations in China. By Francis Marx.

East India Committee of the Colonial Society : Report of the East India committee of the colonial Society on the causes and consequences of the military operations in China. [By Francis Marx].

England and China.

Étude sur la garnison anglaise de Shanghai et les corps indigènes de l'Inde.

Letters from China, 1841 and 1842. Written to his parents and brother in England.
Faber, Gen. William Raikes.

The Wu-shih-shan affair impartially considered with the original agreements, and counsel's opinion thereon.
Fair-Play, pseud.

A foreigner's evidence on the China question.
[Sturgis, Robert S].

The case of Wei hai wei.
Fraser, David.

Gordon's campaign in China.
Gordon, Lieut. -Col. Charles George.

The war inn China. Sir J. G's. speech in the House of Commons, Tuesday, April 7, 1840.
Graham, Sir J.

The War with China. Speech in the House of Commons, Tuesday, April 7, 1840.
Graham, Sir J.

Colonial reports, miscellaneous. No. 18. Hongkong. Report on operations in the new territory during 1900.
Great Britain. Parliaments.

A letter addressed to Lord Li Ching-fong, & c.
Grey, E.

Lord Salisbury's score in China.
Hallett, Holt S.

The partition of China.
Hallett, Holt S.

The truth about England (A Scurrilous article 4 quarto pages written to mislead the Chinese.) Signed Yang Chu-tze. Sept. 5th, 1914.
[Hauer, Dr.]

British policy in China, by a Shanghai merchant.
[Johnson, F. Bulkeley].

The China war, "The Times", and the capture of the British officials.
Justitia.

To His Excellency Sir Henry A Blake G. C. M. G.
K'ang Yu-wei.

With Lord Macartney in China, 1792.
Kay-Shuttleworth, Nina L.

A rock ahead in China.
Kemp, James.

The British record in China.
Krausse, Alexis.

Our interests in China. A letter to the Right Hon. Earl Russell.
Lay, Horatio N.

Is the war with China a just one?
Lindsay, H. Hamilton.

Lord Elgin's Mission to China and Japan. [Being a Review of Laurence Oliphant's Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's Mission to China and Japan in the Years 1857, '58, '59. ]

China and England. A lecture delivered at Victoria Hall, Sheffield.
Lu, C. -c.

Sir Claude Macdonald on Britain and China.
Macdonald, Sir Claude.

Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, president of the Board of Controul on the present state of British intercourse with China.
Marjoribanks, Charles.

East India Committee of the Colonial Society : Report of the East India committee of the colonial Society on the causes and consequences of the military operations in China. [By Francis Marx].

East India Committee of the Colonial Society. Report of the E. I. C. C. S. on the causes and consequences of the military operations in China. By Francis Marx.

Memorial from British subjects in China to Her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. With copies of commissions, orders in council, and ordinaces, bearing thereon.

Memorials addressed to H. E. the British minister at Peking, on the approaching revision of the treaty of Tientsin, and Sir Rutherford Alcock's reply.

The British Consular service.
[Michie, Alexander].

The powers and the partition of China.
Reid, Gilbert.

Great Britain's opportunity in China.
Moreing, C. A.

The Chinese and the ministry. An inquiry into the origin and progress of our present defficulties with China, and into the expediency, justice, and necessity of the war.
Murray, John Fisher.

Despatches of Maj. - Gen. Sir R. N., reporting the operations of the second division of the China Force, in the expedition of 1860.
Napier, Maj. - Gen. Sir R.

The new quarrel in China. A statement drawn from the official documents.

Report of the Missionary Conference held in Shanghai, May 1890.

Note sur la situation des Anglais dans le bassin du Yang-tsé-kiang.

The rationale of England's attitude towards China.
Nye, G[ideon].

The threatened decline and fall of Great Britain in China.
[O'sullivan, Mortimer].

Our future Empire in the Far East, by the author of "1920".

Our position with China.

From the Emperor of China to King George the Third.
Parker, Edward Harper.

From the Emperor of China to King George the Third.
Parker, Edward Harper.

Report of extraordinary general meeting of the Peking Branch...
Patriotic League of Britons Overseas. Pekin Branch.

Report of progress. Jan. to Jul. 1915.
Patriotic League of Britons Overseas. Pekin Branch.

Second annual report.
Patriotic League of Britons Overseas. Pekin Branch.

The China question. Review based on: -1. Correspondence relative to the Earl of Elgin's special missions to China and Japan. London. -2. China. Being the Times' special correspondence fr. China in the years 1857-58.
Reed, W. B.

The war in China. Sir R. P.'s speech in the House of Commons, April 10, 1840.
Peel, Sir Robert.

Relations of England with China: Review based upon: - China during the war, and since the peace. By Sir J. F. Davis. 2v.

Petition to the House of Commons and other papers relating to the Hongkong military contribution, published by the authority of the Hongkong Association for Promoting the Interests of the Colony.

Peace with China; or, The crisis of Christianity in Central Asia: a letter to the Right Honourable T. B. Macaulay.
Philip, Robert.

Report of a lecture on "National trouble" delivered in St. Andrew's Hall, Hongkong; on the 15th Jan., 1900, by Mr. W. V. Drummond.

Revision of the British treaty with China.

Our policy in China. Parliamentary papers. China. Nos. 1 to 10. London: 1869.
Robertson, James Barr.

Three letters addressed to "the Daily news" on the political situation in China.
Robertson, James Barr.

Three letters addressed to "the Daily news" on the political situation in China.
Robertson, James Barr.

The rupture with China and its causes; including the opium question and other important details: in a letter to Lord Viscount Palmerston, secretary for Foreign Affairs. By a resident in China.

Correspondence between the Chinese and British Governments and Heerjeebhoy Rustomjee and other British subjects creditors of the late Co-hongs in China. [-July, 1859.]
Rustomjee, Heerjeebhoy.

Lord Salisbury's new Chinese policy.
Diplomaticus, [pseud].

The bombardment of Canton. Six letters addressed to the editor of the "Daily news", by a twelve years' resident in China.
[Scarth, John].

British policy in China. Is our war with the Tartars or the Chinese?
[Scarth, John].

Serious disturbance at Canton. Houses on Shameen burnt and looted.

A small crisis in China.

Remarks on the British relations with China, and the proposed plans for improving them.
Staunton, Sir George Thomas.

Our policy in China.
Sinnett, Alfred Percy.

The hostilities at Canton.
Stapleton, Augustus G.

A foreigner's evidence on the China question.
[Sturgis, Robert S].

Some pros and cons of the opium question; with a few suggestions regarding British claims on China.

Some remarks on our affairs in China.

China's present and future. The reform party's plea for British benevolent neutrality.
Sun Yat-sen.

Address delivered by Mr. T. S. K. of Burma on behalf of the British-Chinese subjects of Amoy at a meeting convened on the 27th February, 1897 to consider the various ways of celebrating the "Diamond jubilee" of Her Majesty the Queen of England and the Empress of India.
Taw Sein-ko.

The Emperor of China v. the Queen of England. A refutation of the arguments contained in the seven official documents transmitted by H. M. Government at Hongkong, who maintain that the documents of the Chinese Government contain insulating language.
Thoms, P[eter] P[erring].

Sir Edward Grey and British interests in China.
Turner, George.

Un message de l'empereur K'ia-k'ing au roi d'angleterre Georges III, retrouvé à Londres.
Vissière, A.

A voice for China. To my countrymen, the government, and my church. By a minister of the Established Church, M. A., Cantab.

Affairs in China. Speech by Mr. J. W., in moving the amendment to the address in reply to the Queen's speech, on Friday, Dec. 7th, 1900.(House of Commons-session 1900.)
Walton, Joseph.

Present situation in China, as revealed by the blue book. Speech... (House Commons-sess. 1899.)
Walton, Joseph.

War and progress in China.

The War in China. An account of all the operations of the British forces... By Lieut. John Ouchterlony.

Its value as a naval station.
Wei-hai-wei.

Recollections of life in the Far East.
Wetmore, W[illiam] S[hepard].

China and the Chinese peace.
[Wharton, Francis].

British interests in China, April 1897. Extr. fr. a letter... to a friend in England.
Whitehead, T[homas] H[enderson].

Remarks on our present position with Afghanistan and China, addressed to Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Tucker. 2. ed.
Wise, Robert.

Wei hai wei; our latest leasehold possession.
Yorke, R. S.