Observations on our Chinese Commerce; including remarks on the proposed reduction of the tea duties, our new settlement at Hong-Kong, and the opium tradeJ. Murray, 1850 - 52 頁 |
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advan advantages altogether British commerce British India burthen certainly character China Trade Chinese authorities Chinese coast Chinese commerce Chinese Empire Chinese Government ciples circumstances Colony complimentary Embassies consequence considerable control and counteraction created and substituted cultivation of opium degree difficulties East India Company East India Company's encouragement established export extensive foreigners frigates Hansard Homicides Hong Kong House of Commons important India Company interests isting check James Graham's Motion labour Lord Amherst Lord Napier manufactures and productions ment merchants molestation Nanking national honour opinion Opium Trade opium traffic oppressive Parliamentary Committee peace peculiar peculiarly arbitrary political and commercial population port of Canton present privilege proposed prosperity prove quadrupled the supply reduction regulations relations with China repeatedly negotiated Report resolutions respect revenue Russia RUTHERFORD ALCOCK sanction SETTLEMENT AT HONG Shang-hai sideration Sir George Staunton Tea Duties tion tivation treaties Tucker vagabond and piratical vast