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"Treaty of Nanjing" signed with the British government by the Qing government
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A tabular listing of the British “Orient Expeditionary Army” military capability
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British Chief Superintendent of Trade to China, Charles Elliott
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Sculpture of the brave Chinese fighters against British in Shajiao
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Label describing Yao Huaixiang refused British demand on British Wilish
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Confidential letter, the Battle of Kowloon, Request for Use of Force
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British cabinet session decided to commit aggression against China
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Shuikengkou - the place that British troops landed on Hong Kong
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The British Orient Expeditionary Army blockaded the Pearl River estuary
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