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46
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Extract from
The Foreigner in Fer Cathay.
Medhurst.
11.165-166.
London, 1872.
My sh
As regards the question of courage, again, it must be admitted that the Chinese possess
than they
have hitherto
Auore
of the quality
her credit for. In almost every engagement between our men and theirs during the time that we were at war with them, instances
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observed of really valorous conduct both in individuals and bodies of men, often expressed by
and the opinion wes
those competent to judge, that had their armies and fleets been better found, crend and officered, our successes might have been
somewhat less
easily
tron.
This
was clearly
exemplified by the coolner with which the
"coolie
corps" attached to our in the Falling Campaign
was focus
transport or army
prit
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