Boxer Indemnity and Chinese Education: The Question on the Remission and Allocation of the British Share (London, 1924)
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Title
Boxer Indemnity and Chinese Education: The Question on the Remission and Allocation of the British Share (London, 1924)
Description
'An exposition of various viewpoints embodying the ideal of hastening the friendliness of Great Britain towards China... the most feasible way, near at hand, is the remission of the British share of the Boxer indemnity to China for educational purposes.' (p. 1)
Creator
Anonymous. Various articles by British politicians and Newspaper companies collated by 'The Compiler'.
Source
Boxer Indemnity and Chinese Education: The Question on the Remission and Allocation of the British Share (London, 1924)
Publisher
The Chinese Association for the Promotion of Education
Date
May 25, 1924
Contributor
Professor Peter Robinson
Rights
This item is taken from the private collection of Professor Peter Robinson
Format
Print
Language
English
Identifier
CIRN 2.1
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Original Format
Pamphlet
Physical Dimensions
8.5" x 5.5"
Citation
Anonymous. Various articles by British politicians and Newspaper companies collated by 'The Compiler'., “Boxer Indemnity and Chinese Education: The Question on the Remission and Allocation of the British Share (London, 1924),” Competing Imperialisms in Northeast Asia - Digital Exhibitions, accessed April 19, 2024, https://asia-belfast.net/cirn/omeka/items/show/55.