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452 Part VI: European Empires in Asia and in 1877 Victoria was proclaimed Empress of India. Her representative in India was the ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 453 China that had everything and wished for nothing except possibly acknowledg- ment of the supe ...
454 Part VI: European Empires in Asia came into bloom in January; the seed pod was lanced, and the milky substance was collected ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 455 city of Macao for the summer. In Macao they had rather ordinary freedoms, but in Canton they ...
456 Part VI: European Empires in Asia with a concrete strategy for dealing with it. Lin Zexu was appointed the emperor’s “drug c ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 457 wrote: “During the nearly nine years I was attached to the Banares Agency, I never knew one s ...
458 Part VI: European Empires in Asia world left China helpless, humiliated, bitter, and extremely cautious about giv- ing it al ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 459 ing communities and served British firms as compradors as they did in China. The composition ...
460 Part VI: European Empires in Asia seeds from the Amazon had failed. Trying again, a trader in rubber in Brazil and a botanis ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 461 sors—his nephew “Raja Charles” and Charles’s son, Raja Vyner, ruled as the Brooke dynasty for ...
462 Part VI: European Empires in Asia The Ayutthaya that was destroyed in 1767 had been built on wealth gained largely through i ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 463 Vietnam While most of Southeast Asia was being Indianized during the first few hundred years ...
464 Part VI: European Empires in Asia young prince escaped the massacre with the help of a French priest, Bishop Pigneau, who th ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 465 dent” would be established in the Cambodian court but that no other countries could have cons ...
466 Part VI: European Empires in Asia powers to do it for him. He created a modern army; he built railroads, which opened up the ...
Chapter 12 The Colonial Period 467 rassed and angered them. Some began to turn to the emperor at Kyoto as still representing a s ...
468 Part VI: European Empires in Asia Thus the daimyo were disinherited and the samurai class destroyed. Though there was resist ...
469 INDEX Abangan Islam, 392 Abassid Empire, 389 Abu Bakr, 220 Abu’l Fazl, Akbarnama, 169–170(illus.), 171 Accession rites, for ...
470 Index Ang Duong, King, 464–465 Angkor Buddhism in, 394 France and, 464, 465 Indianized culture of, 384, 386–388 Angkor Thom, ...
Index 471 Baab, 403 Baan Phraan Muan, 400, 401, 402 Babur, 161, 169, 222, 227, 447 Baburnama, The, 222 Bacterial load, in Ganges ...
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