of the Chinese Government..
With a view of ascertaining in the first instance, as nearly as I could, the opinions which are entertained by the most enlightened of the Chinese, on the general principles of Law and on the extent of the jurisdictions which the Chinese are willing to allow foreign governments to exercise over their own subjects while within the Chinese territory, I carefully examined and considered the very curious and instructive collection made by Order C138 order of the Emperor Kaungkie, the most enlightened of the Chinese Sovereigns, in the 17th Century, of all the edicts and instructions which had been issued by his different Predecessors, together with his own observations upon the policy of each of those public acts; the celebrated translation made from the Chinese into the English language of the Chinese criminal code by Sir George Staunton, and the very useful resumé drawn up some years ago by a public officer
of the Chenixe fovernment..
With a view of ascertaining in the first instance, as nearly. as I could, the opinions which
are Entertained
by
the most.
Enlightened of the Chinese, on the general principles of Law and on the extent of the jurisdictions which the Chinese foot willing to allow foreign gouts to
"Exercise over their own
are
subjects
while within the Chinese territory I carefully examined and
considered the very
curious and
instructive collection made
ade by
Order
C
138
order of the Emperor kaugkie,
the most enlightened of the Chinese Sovereigns, in the 17th Century, of
all the rdicts and instructions
which had been issued by his different Predecessors, together will his ower observations upon the policy of each of those public
acts; the celebrated translation made
from the Chinese into the English
present
language of the thinese friminal
Si Seorge Staunton, and
code
by
the very
useful resumé drawn
ир up some
years ago by a public
officer
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