The world's navies in the Boxer rebellion (China 1900)

Name: The world's navies in the Boxer rebellion (China 1900)
Author: Dix, Charles Cabry

Dix, Charles Cabry

China -- History -- Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901

Japanese War Vessels—
    “Atago,” 31.
    “Tokiwa,” 307.

  — Market, 264.

  — Transport, arms, and accoutrements, 296.

  — Troops, 295. (_See_ Allied Troops.)

  Jellicoe, Capt., wounded, 83.

  Jingal, description of, 81.

  Kansu Troops, 251.

  Ketteler, Baron Von, German Minister, 66, 249.

  “Koreetz.” (_See_ Russian War Vessels.)

  Krag-Jorgensen, 293.

  Lang-Fang Station, 74, 77, 78.

  Legation Guards, 250.

  Legations, relief of, 231.

  — Siege of, 247.

  Leonard, Lieut. A. M., 294.

  Linevitch, Gen., 245.

  “Lion.” (_See_ French War Vessels.)

  Lloyd, Capt., R.M.L.I., 160.

  Lo-fa, 21, 72, 76, 77.

  Losses, 93, 268.

  Looting in Tientsin, 182.

  — — Pekin, 240.

  Lu-Tai, 16, 21, 50.
    Canal, 116.

  Ma, Gen., 53, 104, 273.

  M‘Calla, Capt., U.S.N., 83.

  Macdonald, Sir C., 247.

  — Interview with Tsung-li-Yamen, 15.

  — Telegrams to Seymour and Carles, 18.

  Marine Detachments Casualty List, 268.

  Matao, 223.

  Ministers, meetings of, 17.

  — Telegrams of, 18.

  “Monocacy.” (_See_ American War Vessels.)

  Naval Brigade’s First Encounter, 25.

  — — Return, 301.

  Nieh, Gen., 16, 20, 82, 273.

  Norman, Mr, 14.

  Oliphant, Lieut., 168.

  “Orlando,” H.M.S. (_See_ British War Vessels).

  Pas-ting-fu, 15, 19.

  Pathans, 150.

  Peh-tang, 41, 53.

  — Cathedral, 236, 268.

  Pei-Ho River, 27, 77.

  Pei-ta-ho, 50, 53.

  Pei-Yang Arsenal. (_See_ Arsenals.)

  Père Favier, 236.

  Peitsang, 266.

  Pekin: Explanation of small Relief Force, 70.

  — Failure to reach, 94.

  — Advance of Relief Force to, 199, 211.

  — Losses during Siege of, 269.

  — Brigade, 301.

  — End of Siege of, 267.

  — Gates of—
    — Chien-men, 234, 235.
    — Shan-huo, 230.
    — Tien-an-Men, 245.
    — Tung-Pien, 229.
    — Wu-Men, 245.

  — Military procession through, 243.

  — Looting in, 240.

  — Forbidden City, Surrender of, 244.

  — Forbidden City, entry of, 245.

  — Imperial City, entry of, 245.

  “Pigmy.” (_See_ British War Vessels.)

  Preston, Sergt., R.M.L.I., 260.

  Prince Tuan, 247.

  — Su, 250.

  — Ching, 15, 251.

  — Tung-fu-Hsiang, 17, 251, 255.

  Russian Forces, 289. (_See_ Allied Troops.)

  — Uniform, 290.

  — Arms and accoutrements, 290, 291.

  — Legation fired, 253.

  Russian War Vessels—
    “Bobre,” “Gilyak.” “Koreetz,” 30.
    “Sissoi Veliky,” 308.
    “Navarin,” 307.

  Russo-Chinese Bank burnt, 253.

  Salamis, 302.

  Scott, Capt. Percy, R.N., 200.

  Seymour, Admiral Sir Edward, 307.

  — Expedition starts, 22.

  — Relief of, 113.

  — Request for Troops, 114.

  Shan-Hai-Kwan Forts, 306, 309.

  Shan-huo Gate, 230.

  Shan-Matao, 224.

  Shansi, 266.

  Shantung, 12.

  Shirinsky, Col., 115.

  “Sissoi Veliky.” (_See_ Russian War Vessels.)

  Smith, Lieut., R.N., 74.

  “Spray,” H.M.S. (_See_ British War Vessels.)

  Stoessel, Gen., 103.

  Strouts, Capt., R.M.L.I., 263.

  Sycee, 188.

  Taku, 27, 99, 100, 111, 138, 154, 200.

  — Forts, Description of, 27, 28.

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The world's navies in the Boxer rebellion (China 1900)Dix, Charles Cabry

History

The world's navies in the Boxer rebellion (China 1900)

Dix, Charles Cabry

China -- History -- Boxer Rebellion, 1899-1901

Japanese War Vessels—
    “Atago,” 31.
    “Tokiwa,” 307.

  — Market, 264.

  — Transport, arms, and accoutrements, 296.

  — Troops, 295. (_See_ Allied Troops.)

  Jellicoe, Capt., wounded, 83.

  Jingal, description of, 81.

  Kansu Troops, 251.

  Ketteler, Baron Von, German Minister, 66, 249.

  “Koreetz.” (_See_ Russian War Vessels.)

  Krag-Jorgensen, 293.

  Lang-Fang Station, 74, 77, 78.

  Legation Guards, 250.

  Legations, relief of, 231.

  — Siege of, 247.

  Leonard, Lieut. A. M., 294.

  Linevitch, Gen., 245.

  “Lion.” (_See_ French War Vessels.)

  Lloyd, Capt., R.M.L.I., 160.

  Lo-fa, 21, 72, 76, 77.

  Losses, 93, 268.

  Looting in Tientsin, 182.

  — — Pekin, 240.

  Lu-Tai, 16, 21, 50.
    Canal, 116.

  Ma, Gen., 53, 104, 273.

  M‘Calla, Capt., U.S.N., 83.

  Macdonald, Sir C., 247.

  — Interview with Tsung-li-Yamen, 15.

  — Telegrams to Seymour and Carles, 18.

  Marine Detachments Casualty List, 268.

  Matao, 223.

  Ministers, meetings of, 17.

  — Telegrams of, 18.

  “Monocacy.” (_See_ American War Vessels.)

  Naval Brigade’s First Encounter, 25.

  — — Return, 301.

  Nieh, Gen., 16, 20, 82, 273.

  Norman, Mr, 14.

  Oliphant, Lieut., 168.

  “Orlando,” H.M.S. (_See_ British War Vessels).

  Pas-ting-fu, 15, 19.

  Pathans, 150.

  Peh-tang, 41, 53.

  — Cathedral, 236, 268.

  Pei-Ho River, 27, 77.

  Pei-ta-ho, 50, 53.

  Pei-Yang Arsenal. (_See_ Arsenals.)

  Père Favier, 236.

  Peitsang, 266.

  Pekin: Explanation of small Relief Force, 70.

  — Failure to reach, 94.

  — Advance of Relief Force to, 199, 211.

  — Losses during Siege of, 269.

  — Brigade, 301.

  — End of Siege of, 267.

  — Gates of—
    — Chien-men, 234, 235.
    — Shan-huo, 230.
    — Tien-an-Men, 245.
    — Tung-Pien, 229.
    — Wu-Men, 245.

  — Military procession through, 243.

  — Looting in, 240.

  — Forbidden City, Surrender of, 244.

  — Forbidden City, entry of, 245.

  — Imperial City, entry of, 245.

  “Pigmy.” (_See_ British War Vessels.)

  Preston, Sergt., R.M.L.I., 260.

  Prince Tuan, 247.

  — Su, 250.

  — Ching, 15, 251.

  — Tung-fu-Hsiang, 17, 251, 255.

  Russian Forces, 289. (_See_ Allied Troops.)

  — Uniform, 290.

  — Arms and accoutrements, 290, 291.

  — Legation fired, 253.

  Russian War Vessels—
    “Bobre,” “Gilyak.” “Koreetz,” 30.
    “Sissoi Veliky,” 308.
    “Navarin,” 307.

  Russo-Chinese Bank burnt, 253.

  Salamis, 302.

  Scott, Capt. Percy, R.N., 200.

  Seymour, Admiral Sir Edward, 307.

  — Expedition starts, 22.

  — Relief of, 113.

  — Request for Troops, 114.

  Shan-Hai-Kwan Forts, 306, 309.

  Shan-huo Gate, 230.

  Shan-Matao, 224.

  Shansi, 266.

  Shantung, 12.

  Shirinsky, Col., 115.

  “Sissoi Veliky.” (_See_ Russian War Vessels.)

  Smith, Lieut., R.N., 74.

  “Spray,” H.M.S. (_See_ British War Vessels.)

  Stoessel, Gen., 103.

  Strouts, Capt., R.M.L.I., 263.

  Sycee, 188.

  Taku, 27, 99, 100, 111, 138, 154, 200.

  — Forts, Description of, 27, 28.

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