China Against the World
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They shall not insult or oppress each other for any trifling cause, so as to produce an estrangement between them." This was, surely, a gentle satire on future events, as Ameri- cans have undoubtedly treated the Chinese in America with studied disrespect. The Chinese have retaliated by making this country the dumping ground of their criminals, the great seat of their slave trade, and in many directions have dispossessed the American laborer.
The third treaty with China was consummated by Anson ...Bur- lingame, who was Minister to China in 1863; a compact which was at the root of all the labor troubles on the Pacific coast, and which dominated politics about the Golden Gate for three de- cades. At this time Senator Stanford, Mr. Huntington and other railroad men were figuring on the Pacific Eailroad and needed cheap labor to accomplish it. Mr. Burlingame was requested to say to the Ta-Tsing government that America would welcome Chinese emigrants in unlimited numbers. Previous to this there was an unwritten law in the Orient that no Chinaman should leave his country, but the invitation of America brought about a change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They shall not insult or oppress each other for any trifling cause, so as to produce an estrangement between them." This was, surely, a gentle satire on future events, as Ameri- cans have undoubtedly treated the Chinese in America with studied disrespect. The Chinese have retaliated by making this country the dumping ground of their criminals, the great seat of their slave trade, and in many directions have dispossessed the American laborer.
The third treaty with China was consummated by Anson ...Bur- lingame, who was Minister to China in 1863; a compact which was at the root of all the labor troubles on the Pacific coast, and which dominated politics about the Golden Gate for three de- cades. At this time Senator Stanford, Mr. Huntington and other railroad men were figuring on the Pacific Eailroad and needed cheap labor to accomplish it. Mr. Burlingame was requested to say to the Ta-Tsing government that America would welcome Chinese emigrants in unlimited numbers. Previous to this there was an unwritten law in the Orient that no Chinaman should leave his country, but the invitation of America brought about a change.
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