 | 1900 - 848 sivua
...territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to Chma herself, and the imperial government has no intention whatever...privileges for its own subjects to the exclusion of foreigners. The French minister of foreign affairs replied on November 24 that his government desires,... | |
 | Alexis Sidney Krausse - 1900 - 422 sivua
...territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government has no intention whatever...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners. It is to be understood, however, that this assurance of the Imperial Government is given upon condition... | |
 | United States. Department of State - 1901 - 928 sivua
...territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government has no intention whatever...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners. It is to be understood, however, that this assurance of the Imperial Government is given upon condition... | |
 | William Woodville Rockhill - 1904 - 588 sivua
...territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government has no intention whatever...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners. It is to be understood, however, that this assurance of the Imperial Government is given upon condition... | |
 | Lady Susan Mary Keppel Townley - 1904 - 450 sivua
...territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government has no intention whatever...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners." On January 24, 1900, appeared in the Peking Gazette the following edict from the Emperor : — " When... | |
 | Amos Shartle Hershey - 1906 - 414 sivua
...of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government (of Russia) has no intention whatever of claiming any privileges...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners." But "in so far as the territory leased by China to Russia is concerned, the Imperial Government (of... | |
 | American Political Science Association. Annual Meeting - 1906 - 246 sivua
...of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and- the Imperial Government (of Russia) has no intention whatever of claiming any privileges...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners." But " in so far as the territory leased by China to Russia is concerned, the Imperial Government (of... | |
 | Amos Shartle Hershey - 1906 - 422 sivua
...of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government (of Russia) has no intention whatever of claiming any privileges for its own subjects to the exclusion of ether foreigners." But "in so far as the territory leased by China to Russia is concerned, the Imperial... | |
 | Hosea Ballou Morse - 1918 - 590 sivua
...settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself," but disclaimed any " intention of claiming any privileges for its own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners."[119] Germany declared that she had, " from the beginning, not only [118] Correspondence... | |
 | Shutaro Tomimas - 1919 - 222 sivua
...territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government has no intention whatever...own subjects to the exclusion of other foreigners. It is to be understood, however, that this assurance of the Imperial Government is given upon condition... | |
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As to the ports now opened or hereafter to be opened to foreign commerce by the Chinese Government, and which lie beyond the territory leased to Russia, the settlement of the question of customs duties belongs to China herself, and the Imperial Government... 
