The Awakening of China 8 5
The Awakening of China 8 5
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Itis here given in a prose version, taken from "A Flight for Life, "by the Rev. J. H. Roberts, Pilgrim Press, Boston.
"We Boxers have come to Tientsin to kill an foreign devils, andprotect the Manchu dynasty. Above, there is the Empress Dowageron our side, and below there is Junglu. The soldiers of Yulu andYuhien [governors of Shantung and Chihli] are an our men. Whenwe have finished killing in Tientsin, we shall go to Peking. Allthe officials high and low will welcome us. Whoever is afraid let...him quickly escape for his life. "] With a view to protect the foreign settlement at Tientsin, thenthreatened by Boxers, the combined naval forces stormed the fortsat the mouth of the river, and advanced to that rich emporium. TheCourt denounced this as an act of war, and ordered all foreignersto leave the capital within twenty-four hours. That meant slaughterat the hands of the Boxers. The foreign ministers protested, and[Page 176]endeavoured by prolonged negotiation to avoid compliance with thecruel order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itis here given in a prose version, taken from "A Flight for Life, "by the Rev. J. H. Roberts, Pilgrim Press, Boston.
"We Boxers have come to Tientsin to kill an foreign devils, andprotect the Manchu dynasty. Above, there is the Empress Dowageron our side, and below there is Junglu. The soldiers of Yulu andYuhien [governors of Shantung and Chihli] are an our men. Whenwe have finished killing in Tientsin, we shall go to Peking. Allthe officials high and low will welcome us. Whoever is afraid let...him quickly escape for his life. "] With a view to protect the foreign settlement at Tientsin, thenthreatened by Boxers, the combined naval forces stormed the fortsat the mouth of the river, and advanced to that rich emporium. TheCourt denounced this as an act of war, and ordered all foreignersto leave the capital within twenty-four hours. That meant slaughterat the hands of the Boxers. The foreign ministers protested, and[Page 176]endeavoured by prolonged negotiation to avoid compliance with thecruel order.
What to read after The Awakening of China 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wap Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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