An English Gazette for Chinese Students With Concurrent Explanation in Chinese
An English Gazette for Chinese Students With Concurrent Explanation in Chinese
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They then went to Cheng Tien, where they killed another Christian. After this they set on fire the chapel at Wu Ching-kong in the Don-qah district. Four persons were burnt to death and five more killed. There were no foreigners involved. Troops have been dispatched to quell the disturbance, and arrest the murderers. And the magistrate of Pih Yiang has been removed from office, but is still responsible for the arrest of these men. We have repeatedly given strict orders to the various Viceroys an...d Governors to do their best to protect the pastors and members of the Christian church wherever they may be, as we regard them in the same light as other people. Besides, we have, at all times, ordered the officials to do their best to enlighten the people so that they may live at peace with the Christians. We have warned the officials over and over again, and it is their duty to implicitly obey our commands. Now, with reference to the murder of the 14 Christians and the burning of the chapel, in the Pih Yiang and other districts of Honan, we consider this a most serious matter, that such a disturbance should have occurred, and it grieves us to 104 hear of such things having been committed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They then went to Cheng Tien, where they killed another Christian. After this they set on fire the chapel at Wu Ching-kong in the Don-qah district. Four persons were burnt to death and five more killed. There were no foreigners involved. Troops have been dispatched to quell the disturbance, and arrest the murderers. And the magistrate of Pih Yiang has been removed from office, but is still responsible for the arrest of these men. We have repeatedly given strict orders to the various Viceroys an...d Governors to do their best to protect the pastors and members of the Christian church wherever they may be, as we regard them in the same light as other people. Besides, we have, at all times, ordered the officials to do their best to enlighten the people so that they may live at peace with the Christians. We have warned the officials over and over again, and it is their duty to implicitly obey our commands. Now, with reference to the murder of the 14 Christians and the burning of the chapel, in the Pih Yiang and other districts of Honan, we consider this a most serious matter, that such a disturbance should have occurred, and it grieves us to 104 hear of such things having been committed.
What to read after An English Gazette for Chinese Students With Concurrent Explanation in Chinese?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman, Kenneth John, 1882-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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