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
French Army, 42;
intimacy between French and German soldiers in Tientsin, 40;
Infanterie Coloniale, 42;
infantry, 43;
officers, 43;
method of maintaining discipline, 43;
training and organisation, 44;
Zouaves and Chasseurs d’Afrique, 43
French colonial party, suspected designs on Macao, 233;
on Canton, 275
French post‐office in Canton, 276
Frontier Field Force, 208
Frontier of the Kowloon Hinterland, 196
Fusiliers, Royal Welch, attack on a patrol, 23;
in the Hinterland, 198;
Hong Kong garrison, 200
Garrison of Hong Kong, 199;
of Macao, 241
Gascoigne, Major‐General Sir W., 199
Gaselee, General Sir A., K.C.B., 204
German Army, 34;
adherence to close formations and antiquated tactics, 35;
campaigning dress in China, 39;
failure of transport, 39;
soldiers, 40;
their friendship with the French, 40;
officers of, 37
German Club at Tientsin, 22
German Imperial Navy, 40;
mercantile marine, 40
Gordon Hall, Tientsin, 22, 28
Gough, Sir Hugh, attacks Canton, 258
Government of Macao, 241
Governor of Macao, 244
Grant‐Smith, Mr. Ivan, 245, 252
Gray, Captain, 4th P.I., 167
Green Island, 173
Gunboats, allied, at Taku, 9, 10;
at Canton, 274;
British fired at, 276
Gurkhas, friendship with Japanese, 50, 166;
ingratitude of foreign troops sheltered by them, 166;
officers at Shanhaikwan, 138
Hall, Examination at, Canton, 273
Hall of Five Hundred Genii, 269
Hall of Ten Thousand Ages, 123
Happy Valley, 179
Hardy, Rev. Mr., 1
Harem, Emperor’s, in Pekin, 90
Ha‐ta‐man Street, 102;
Gate, 77
Hatherell, Captain, 22nd Bombay Infantry, 208, 229
Heaven, Temple of, 67
_Heungshan_, S.S., 235
Heung Shan, Island of, 233
Hinterland, Kowloon, 194;
character and description of, 195;
projected railway through, 196;
cession, 196;
advantages to Hong Kong, 198;
column guarding it, 202;
want of maps of, 216;
British police in, 198
Honam, Cantonese suburb of, 260, 263
Hong Kong, importance as a naval and military base, 167;
harbour, 184;
menace of famine, 170;
commercial importance, 171;
geography, 172;
description, 174–184;
Club, 177;
climate, 184;
society in, 190;
value of dollar, 235
Hong Kong Regiment, bravery at Tientsin, 15;
barracks, 187;
disbanded, 187
Hong Kong, Canton to Macao Steamboat Co., 234
Hong Kong and Singapore Artillery, 199
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, ruins in Pekin, 71;
building in Hong Kong, 176
Hong Kong Volunteers, 188, 199
Horrors, Temple of, 272
Hôtel du Nord, Pekin, 71
Hsi‐ku Arsenal, 30
Hsin‐ho, British landing‐place at, 10
Hutchinson, Lieut., R.N.R., 25, 135
Imperial apartments, 91
Imperial Maritime Customs, Chinese, gunboat, 210;
officers, 217;
station at Samchun, 212
Imperial troops, Chinese, 24, 296
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