The Middle Kingdom: A Survey of the ... Chinese Empire and Its Inhabitants ...Wiley & Putnam, 1848 - 614 sivua |
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Sivu 440
... Koxinga as his name is written by the Portuguese ) began to prepare an attack upon Formosa . The Dutch had foreseen the probability of this , and had been strengthening the garrison of Zealandia since 1650 , while they were negotiating ...
... Koxinga as his name is written by the Portuguese ) began to prepare an attack upon Formosa . The Dutch had foreseen the probability of this , and had been strengthening the garrison of Zealandia since 1650 , while they were negotiating ...
Sivu 441
... Koxinga had lost many of his best ships and soldiers , and began to be weary of the siege . When he had ended , the council of war left it to his choice to stay with them or return to the camp , where he could expect nothing but present ...
... Koxinga had lost many of his best ships and soldiers , and began to be weary of the siege . When he had ended , the council of war left it to his choice to stay with them or return to the camp , where he could expect nothing but present ...
Sivu 442
... Koxinga , burning and destroying them in a piratical manner , that was not less ineffectual towards regaining Formosa and obtaining privilege of trade at Canton , than harassing to the Chinese on the coast . He returned to Batavia in ...
... Koxinga , burning and destroying them in a piratical manner , that was not less ineffectual towards regaining Formosa and obtaining privilege of trade at Canton , than harassing to the Chinese on the coast . He returned to Batavia in ...
Sivu 448
... Koxinga's son , in Formosa and at Amoy , but this rude chieftain had little other idea of traffic than a means of helping himself to every curious commodity the ships brought , and levying heavy imposts upon their cargoes . A treaty was ...
... Koxinga's son , in Formosa and at Amoy , but this rude chieftain had little other idea of traffic than a means of helping himself to every curious commodity the ships brought , and levying heavy imposts upon their cargoes . A treaty was ...
Sivu 461
... Koxinga ravaged the coast , and the go- vernor of Fuhkien called in the aid of the Dutch ; and still they assume that they are able to protect all foreigners who " range themselves under their sway . " This was exhibited in 1814 , on ...
... Koxinga ravaged the coast , and the go- vernor of Fuhkien called in the aid of the Dutch ; and still they assume that they are able to protect all foreigners who " range themselves under their sway . " This was exhibited in 1814 , on ...
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ambassy Amoy arrived authorities barbarians Batavia boats British brought called Canton Captain Elliot carried ceremonies character China Chinese government Chinese language Chinese Repository Chinkiang Christian coast color commenced commissioner common conduct Confucius converts countrymen court death Dutch duties dynasty emperor emperor of China empire endeavored England English exhibited exported factories favor fire force foreigners Fuhchau governor Gutzlaff heaven hong-merchants Hongkong imperial India intercourse island Jesuits junks Kíying Koxinga labors land laws learned letter Macao Malacca Manchus ment merchants mission missionaries mode Morrison nations native Ningpo opium trade party peculs Peking Penang persons ports Portuguese present priests proceeded provinces received reign religion returned river rulers sent Shanghai ships silk Singapore Society soon subjects supercargo taken Tang dynasty temples tion traffic treaty treaty of Nanking troops vessels Whampoa whole worship