An Account of the Proceedings of the Government Metropolitan Police in the City of Canton
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And at the end of five years the registration of arms was completed, and a return of all the arms registered was sent to the imperial go- vernment at Pekin ; and immediately there came an order from the imperial government, superseding Mr. Commissioner Vin, because he had made an imperfect registration of the city of Canton, and had registered only the fire-arms, and the arms with sharp points and edges, and had not registered also the mis- siles.
And Mr. Long Twang was appointed chief 56 PHOCE...EDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT commissioner of police in the place of Commis- sioner Vin ; and lie built a new re^istiy office, whicli was twice as large as the old one, and he appointed double the number of writing clerks, and double the number of superinten- dants and overseers, and the government me- tropolitan police tax was doubled again. And it was in the twelfth year of the command of the government metropolitan police that Mr. Com- missioner Long Twang commenced the registry of the missiles of the people of Canton; and he made them register ail their missiles, both their pots and their pans of delph and iron, and all the cups and the saucers out of which they drank their tea ; and their stools, and their chairs, and their tables ; and the tiles and slates on their houses ; and the bricks and stones in their walls, and the stones in their streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And at the end of five years the registration of arms was completed, and a return of all the arms registered was sent to the imperial go- vernment at Pekin ; and immediately there came an order from the imperial government, superseding Mr. Commissioner Vin, because he had made an imperfect registration of the city of Canton, and had registered only the fire-arms, and the arms with sharp points and edges, and had not registered also the mis- siles.
And Mr. Long Twang was appointed chief 56 PHOCE...EDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT commissioner of police in the place of Commis- sioner Vin ; and lie built a new re^istiy office, whicli was twice as large as the old one, and he appointed double the number of writing clerks, and double the number of superinten- dants and overseers, and the government me- tropolitan police tax was doubled again. And it was in the twelfth year of the command of the government metropolitan police that Mr. Com- missioner Long Twang commenced the registry of the missiles of the people of Canton; and he made them register ail their missiles, both their pots and their pans of delph and iron, and all the cups and the saucers out of which they drank their tea ; and their stools, and their chairs, and their tables ; and the tiles and slates on their houses ; and the bricks and stones in their walls, and the stones in their streets.
What to read after An Account of the Proceedings of the Government Metropolitan Police in the City of Canton?
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