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| Field name |
Value |
| Reference
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FO 371/9215
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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China: Mui-Tsai system in Hong Kong; reorganisation of China; suggested Chinese railway police force under foreign control; movements of Mahendra Pratap Singh; protection of British China companies of non-British composition
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| Date
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1923
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| Collection
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Foreign Offices Files for China, 1919-1929
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| Region
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East Asia
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| Countries
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China, Hong Kong, India, United Kingdom
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| Places
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Beijing; Burma; East Asia; France; Gansu; Germany; Guangzhou; Hangzhou; Hankou; Harbin; Hong Kong; India; Iran; Ireland; Italy; Japan; Jilin; Kashgar; Korea; Liaoning; Lincheng; London; Malaya; Manchuria; Mongolia; Moscow; Mukden; Nanjing; Netherlands; Ningbo; Pukou; Qingdao; Shanghai; Shenyang; Soviet Union; Suiyuan; Sweden; Tianjin; Tibet; Tokyo; Turkestan; United Kingdom; United States; Washington DC; Wuhan; Xinjiang; Yangtze River; Zhangjiakou; Zhenjiang
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| People
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Curzon, George, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston; Jordan, Sir John; Macleay, Sir James; Pratap, Mahendra
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| Topics
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agriculture; aircraft; banks; bonds; brigandage; business; China Association; Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang); Christianity; coal; communications; concession; conference; confiscation; Confucius; consulate; customs; debt; defence; economy; education; exports; finances; financial aid; foreign aid; imperialist; industry; iron; Islam; judicial system; League of Nations; mining; Minister of Foreign Affairs; Minister of Justice; missionaries; mui-tsai system; naturalisation; newspapers; occupation; oil; People's Liberation Army; police; ports; press; propaganda; railways; recognition; refugees; religion; revolution; Royal Air Force; salt; science; Secretary of State; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Sino-Tibetan relations; strikes; taxation; telegraphs; trade; treaties; war; weapons
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| Copyright
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