 ... stream of commercial intercourse. The people of the land, and those who come from abroad in foreign ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw...  拾級大成: Especially Adapted to the Canton Dialect - Sivu 234tekijä(t) Samuel Wells Williams - 1842 - 287 sivuaKoko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | 1839 - 120 sivua
...ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw silk,...products of China, should foreign nations be deprived of there, they would be without the means of continuing life. So that Urn gain being no longer ncquirable,... | |
 | Elijah Coleman Bridgman, Samuel Wells Williams - 1840 - 674 sivua
...ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw silk,...products of China, should foreign nations be deprived of these, they would be without the means of continuing life. So that the heavenly court, by granting,... | |
 | Robert Montgomery Martin - 1847 - 558 sivua
...ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw silk,...products of China, should foreign nations be deprived of these, they would be LETTER TO THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND FROM COMMISSIONER LIN. 24o without the means of... | |
 | Henry Charles Sirr - 1849 - 474 sivua
...ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw silk,...products of China, should foreign nations be deprived of these, they would be without the means of continuing life. So that the heavenly court, by granting,... | |
 | Henry Charles Sirr - 1849 - 468 sivua
...ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw silk,...products of China, should foreign nations be deprived of these, they would be without the means of continuing life. So that the heavenly court, by granting,... | |
 | Frederick Storrs Turner - 1876 - 332 sivua
...ships, have reposed together in the enjoyment of its advantages, for tens of years past, even until this time. And as regards the rhubarb, teas, raw silk,...products of China, should foreign nations be deprived of these, they would be without the means of continuing life. So that the Heavenly Court by granting,... | |
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