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1 title Chinas Revolutionary Century 1842 – 1949 Part II: The Qing (1861-1898) © Howard R. Spendelow Georgetown University Revised 19 Aug 2013

2 Terms for Chinas Revolutionary Century

3 Belvedere of the God of Literature Pavilion, Summer Palace, October 1860

4 Upper North Dagu Fort, 21 Aug 1860

5 Etching of the water clock

6 remnants

7 composite

8 Original rabbit-head from the collection of Yves St.- Laurent goes up for auction, 25 Feb 2009

9 Second Round of Treaty Ports

10 Russian expansion, 1858-1860

11 Treaty Ports and Foreign Concessions

12 Hong Kong, 1856

13 Shanghai, 1846-1914

14 title

15 21 st century Shanghai: Pudong seen from the old Bund

16 The Empress Dowager (1835-1908) 908)

17 Zongli Yamen

18 Robert Hart (1835-1911; I.G. 1863-1910)

19 Burlingame Mission, 1868

20 Chinese Educational Mission: FOB in San Francisco, 1872

21 After six years in Hartford CT, 1878

22 Aftermath of the Tianjin Massacre

23 title

24 Trans-Siberian Railroad

25 title

26 Pie, melon – whatever… its still getting carved up.

27 Treaty Ports and Foreign Concessions

28 German and British Leases on the Shandong Peninsula

29 The Guangxu Emperor (14 Aug 1871 – 14 Nov 1908)

30 Kang Youwei (1858-1927)

31 (the end)

32 title

33

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