The Burlingame mission
Subtitle: a political disclosure, supported by official documents, mostly unpublished.To which are added: various papers and discourses on the claim of the Emperor of China to universal supremacy; the true nature of actual diplomatic relations between China and western powers; the position and influence in China of Robert Hart, esq., as confidential adviser of the Tsung-li Yamen; the Hart-Alcock convention; the dispersion of the Lay-Osborn flotilla; the "New Chinese University"; the policy of the United States in China; the new China policy of England; the western policy, and the diplomacy of the Chinese government; the massacre of Tien-tsin; the Chung-'ho mission; the audience question; and the coming war. --.
Publisher: (s.n.)
Published: 1872
Place of publication: Shanghai; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 891
Subjects: Burlingame, Anson, -- 1820-1870.; China -- Foreign relations.
Notes: Microfilm.  (American culture, 1493-1875, r. 621, no. 9).