The Land of the Boxers; or, China under the AlliesCasserly, Gordon
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The Land of the Boxers; or, China under the Allies
Casserly, Gordon
China -- Description and travel
Arrest, in Japan, 252;
in Macao, 246;
of an English colonel in Macao, 251
_Arrow_, incident of the, 258
Astor House Hotel, Tientsin, 22
Barracoons in Macao, 255
Barrett, Lieut., Hong Kong Regiment, 199
Bathing parties in Hong Kong, 191
Bayly, Captain, R.N., gallantry at Tientsin, 45
Belcher’s Fort, 176
Belgian Legation in Pekin, 78, 80
Bella Vista, Macao, 240
Bengal Lancers, 1st, 59
Bersagliere, 54, 176
Bikanir, H.H. the Maharajah of, 180
Black Flags, 204
Boa Vista Hotel, 238
Boer Campaign, lessons of, 34;
foreign ignorance respecting, 41
Bogue Forts, 277
Bombay Light Cavalry, 3rd, 60;
a sowar’s opinion of the Russians, 164
Bombay Infantry, 22nd, 200, 204, 208, 229
Bombay Pioneers, 28th, 57
Bower, Lieut.‐Col., Chinese Regiment, 296
Boxers, night attack on Tientsin station, 15;
courage of, 24, 295;
losses, 25;
hostility to Cantonese traders, 284
Brigands, 136
Bridge of boats at Tientsin, 19
Bridge, marble, at Summer Palace, 127
Bronze Pagoda, 130
Bronzes in Forbidden City, 90, 93
Browning, Major, 48, 135, 168
Buddha, images of, 109
Buddhist monks, 108
Buddhist temple, 107
Burke, Lieut., 22nd Bombay Infantry, 208, 229
Cable tramway to the Peak, 181
Camoens, Gardens of, 254
_Cangue_, punishment of the, 269
Canton, history of intercourse with foreigners, 257;
food supplier to Hong Kong, 171;
projected railway to, 171, 196;
turbulence, 204;
reformers in, 206;
land and river approach, 278;
description, 261;
population, 263;
its streets, 264;
its shops, 265;
prison, 269;
its trade, 275;
its importance to English commerce, 275;
an attack on, 277;
energy of French consuls in, 276
Cap‐sui‐Moon Pass, 209
Carvalhaes, Senhor, A.D.C. to Governor of Macao, 244, 250, 251
Casserly, Lieut., 208
Cathedral, Roman Catholic, in Pekin, 95;
its siege, 97;
at Canton, 263;
San Paulo at Macao, 254
Cavalry, French, 43;
Japanese, 47;
Indian, 59;
in Hong Kong, 200
Cemetery at Wei‐hai‐wei, 4;
Macao, 245
Centre of the Universe, 70
Cession of the Kowloon Hinterland, 197
Chasseurs d’Afrique, 43, 66
Chifu, 6
China an easy prize, 280;
her sufferings in the past from foreigners, 290;
of the present, 291;
of the future, 293
Chinese Army of the past, 280;
want of patriotism, 281;
family love, 281;
Mohammedans, 283;
difference in languages, 283;
dislike to foreigners, 286;
extortion of mandarins, 291;
as merchants abroad, 294;
trade honesty of, 294;
splendid material for soldiers, 296;
in modern warfare, 296;
soldiers in the South, 227;
in the North, 228;
examinations, 273
Chinese Arsenal at Tientsin, 15;
guns made at, 217
Chinese Regiment, guard at Wei‐hai‐wei, 7;
barracks, 6;
behaviour in action, 295, 296
Chinese workmen, 97
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