Correspondence Respecting the Disturbances in China (In Continuation of "china No. 3, 1900) : Presented to Both Houses of Parliament By Command of His Majesty, February 1901
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N. JORDAN.
See " China, No. 1 (1912)," No. 101.
94 Enclosure in No. 65.
Extract from the " Peking Daily News " of December 20, 1911.
The Issue of Patriotic Bonds.
TO-DAY, for the first time, the Chinese Government commences to issue jjatriotic bonds among its numerous officials with a view to tiding over the crisis. As is often pointed out, the Government has been thrown into a most stringent state since the outbreak of trouble and the consequent interruption of revenue from most provinces.
The... exchequer is at its lowest, and there is fear of a general paralysation in all the governmental functions in the near future. The Empress Dowager, who is evidently the most concerned over the situation, has more than once made gracious grants to meet the varied needs. But this is such an eventful time that it is impossible for a woman's purse to cope with it. Efforts have been made to raise foreign loans, but they have resulted in vain. Under the present circumstances the imposition of new taxes on the people is a, dangerous thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. JORDAN.
See " China, No. 1 (1912)," No. 101.
94 Enclosure in No. 65.
Extract from the " Peking Daily News " of December 20, 1911.
The Issue of Patriotic Bonds.
TO-DAY, for the first time, the Chinese Government commences to issue jjatriotic bonds among its numerous officials with a view to tiding over the crisis. As is often pointed out, the Government has been thrown into a most stringent state since the outbreak of trouble and the consequent interruption of revenue from most provinces.
The... exchequer is at its lowest, and there is fear of a general paralysation in all the governmental functions in the near future. The Empress Dowager, who is evidently the most concerned over the situation, has more than once made gracious grants to meet the varied needs. But this is such an eventful time that it is impossible for a woman's purse to cope with it. Efforts have been made to raise foreign loans, but they have resulted in vain. Under the present circumstances the imposition of new taxes on the people is a, dangerous thing.
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