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Opium Wars History:     more books (100)

The Inner Opium War (Harvard East Asian Monographs) by James Polachek, 1991-12-01 Foreign Mud: Being an Account of the Opium Imbroglio at Canton in the 1830's and the Anglo-Chinese War That Followed (New Directions Classics,) by Maurice Collis, 2002-06 Through the Looking Glass: China's Foreign Journalists from Opium Wars to Mao by Paul French, 2009-10-15 From Opium War to Liberation (Guo ji you ren cong shu) (Mandarin Chinese Edition) by Israel Epstein, 1997-06 House of Deception: The CIA's Secret Opium War & Assassination of JFK by Sheldon Webster, 2006-12-07 Chinese Account Of The Opium War by Edward H. Parker, 2007-06-25 Modernization And Revolution In China: From The Opium Wars To World Power by June Grasso, Jay Corrin, et all 2004-08 Ruan Yuan, 1764-1849: The Life And Work of a Major Scholar-Official in Nineteenth-Century China Before the Opium War by Betty Peh-t'i Wei, 2006-12-16 Chinese account of the Opium War: [Translation] by Yuan Wei, 1972 A Critical Study of the First Anglo-Chinese War, With Documents, by Pin-Chia Kuo, 1973-03 Foreign mud: Being an account of the opium imbroglio at Canton in the 1830's & the Anglo-Chinese war that followed by Maurice Collis, 1956 History of Trade for the People's Republic of China: History of Trade for the People's Republic of China. Tourism in China, Opium Wars, Chinese financial ... Economic Zone, Asian Development Bank From Opium War to liberation by Israel Epstein, 1964 Modernization and Revolution in China: From the Opium Wars to the Olympics (East Gate Books) by June Grasso, Jay Cornin, et all 2009-09-30

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    This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article Opium Wars . History View article history.  
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    Extractions: French Empire Qing Dynasty The Opium Wars Anglo-Chinese Wars , were the climax of trade disputes and diplomatic difficulties between China under the Qing Dynasty and the British Empire after China sought to restrict illegal British opium trafficking. It consisted of the First Opium War from 1839 to 1842 (World Civilizations: The Global Experience FOURTH EDITION AP* EDITION) and the Second Opium War from 1856 to 1860. Opium was smuggled by merchants from British India into China in defiance of Chinese prohibition laws. Open warfare between Britain and China broke out in 1839. Further disputes over the treatment of British merchants in Chinese ports resulted in the Second Opium War. China was defeated in both wars leaving its government having to tolerate the opium trade. Britain forced the Chinese government into signing the Treaty of Nanking and the Treaty of Tianjin, also known as the Unequal Treaties, which included provisions for the opening of additional ports to unrestricted foreign trade, for fixed tariffs; for the recognition of both countries as equal in correspondence; and for the cession of Hong Kong to Britain. The British also gained extraterritorial rights. Several countries followed Britain and sought similar agreements with China. Many Chinese found these agreements humiliating and these sentiments contributed to the Taiping Rebellion (1850–1864), the

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    Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Gideon Nye was an American diplomat, art collector, and a merchant in the East India and China trade , known both for his art collection and for his writings on China. He was born in North Fairhaven , MA (now Achushnet ), in 1812. He died in Canton , China, January 25, 1888. Gideon Nye, known as Gideon Nye, Jr., was a 7th generation descendant of Benjamin Nye , the founder of the Nye family, who settled in Sandwich, Mass., in 1637. He was an eldest child. His father, Gideon Nye, was born in 1786 and died in 1875. His mother, Sylvia S. Hathaway, was born in 1790, and died in 1883. Mr Nye was married in 1846, to Mary E. Washburn, who died in New York in 1870. Their only child was a daughter, born in Paris, France in 1846, Ellen E. Washburn. She died in Brooklyn, NY, in 1860. Mr. Nye was a merchant in China for over fifty years. He was the American Vice Consul at Canton for the last ten years of his life. He was a scholarly man with a reputation for integrity, active as a Vice President of the

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31. WHKMLA : History Of The Early Modern Era, 1648-1789
    The World View of China prior to the Opium Wars . History of Islam in SouthEast Asia . Catholic Mission in Asia 1500-1815 . The Impact of Western Civilization on Southeast Asian  
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32. When Tea Is Soup And Soup Is Tea
    Oct 30, 2010 Tea and The English in China The Opium Wars; History of Tea in Hong Kong Tea, Opium and the Balance of Trade; Electric Tea Kettles; The Culture of Tea Around the World  
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    Extractions: The origin of lei cha has a few different versions . The gist of these stories centers around a general having to deal with widespread sickness among his army. This general leads his soldiers to a faraway place to fight in a war. However, many soldiers vomit and have diarrhea. As the general contemplates in frustration, an elderly person offers a secret recipe to help him solve the problem. What is the reason for the kindness? This elderly person was impressed by the general's disciplined troop. The recipe is a quite simple: a grounded concoction of tea leaves, ginger and raw rice. The soldiers cover themselves in blankets after taking the tea to make themselves sweat, some even sneeze a lot. The next day, they are well again. Mao Zedong is said to have fond memories of lei cha from his early days of revolution when he retreated to a place called Donggu which produces top quality tea. Locals crush tea leaves, sesame, peanuts and salt in corrugated mortar with tea Oil camellia rod as pestle. Then to the paste they pour boiled fresh mountain spring water or snow water collected from the previous year. The hot yellowish white tea was served as a gesture of traditional hospitality to Mao.

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    Extractions: Home About Ruth Student Resources Culture Questions ... Contact British Culture Course not in session this term therefore review material not available. Course Support Material Review materials are only available for download when this course is in session. The Review Assignment should be completed before the class it is due in. Bring the completed assignment to class. Double-click on the name of the assignment to download. The Review PowerPoint will be posted for download after the class where the review is shown. Double-click on the name of the PowerPoint to download. Culture Questions Answers to students’ questions about culture, British, Western, or even American Week Review Assignment Review Powerpoint Links Culture Introduction Review (due Week 2) Culture Review ppt Culture Daily Life History of Western Thought Review (due Week 3) History Review ppt Western Thought Western Religion Review (due Week 4) Religion Review ppt Religion Science Review ppt Science Geography Review (due Week 7) Geography Review ppt Geography No class due to the National Week holiday History: Stone age to Renaissance Review (Due Week 8) Stone age to Renaissance Review ppt British History: Stone age to Renaissance History: James I to Opium Wars Review (Due Week 9) James I to Opium Wars Review ppt British History: James I to Opium Wars History: 1832 Reform Bill to 1906 Review (Due Week 10) 1832 Reform Bill to 1906 Review ppt British History: 1832 Reform Bill to 1906 History: WWI to London Smog Review

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    Extractions: The ''" Opium Wars "'' were two wars that were the climax of a long dispute between Britain and China . In the second, France fought alongside the British. This dispute was around the Opium trade which was seen from two different sides. The Chinese Emperor had banned opium in China due to its negative effects on the population; The British, however, saw opium as an ideal good to trade, as it would help to balance the huge trade deficit with China. The Opium Wars and the many treaties signed afterward led in part to the downfall of the Chinese economy, as many countries followed Britain and forced more treaties to increase trade within China. The Qing Dynasty of China, beset by increasingly aggressive foreign powers that clamoured for two-way trade with China, entered a long decline in the early 1800s. Europeans bought porcelain, silk, spices and tea from China, but were unable to sell goods in return. Instead, they were forced to trade directly in

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    Extractions: INDEX Table of Contents Home Page Abel, Elie, Agronsky, Martin, Amir, Guela, author of article about assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, Andrews, Dean (see "Oswald, Lee Harvey") Angeletti, Jean-Paul (see "Kennedy, John F., assassination of") Banister, Guy, Belin, David, Ben Barka, Mehdi, Moroccan political exile, murder of, Ben-Gurion, David, Prime Minister of Israel Dimona, confrontation with Kennedy over, General information, Histadrut, renouncement of, Jordan River Diversion, involvement in, Resignation (1963), Suez Crisis, Zionism, renouncement of, Bin Laden, Osama Comparison to Oswald, Taliban outlawed opium production in Afghanistan, Northern Alliance legalized it, Bernstein, Carl, Bernstein, Kenneth, Bertrand, Clay (see "Kennedy, John F., assassination of, Shaw, Clay")

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