him to let his subjects, male and Female, go where they please. But were eve better acquainted with the feelings of his people, and with the malines of
his traditional policy, we might perhaps discover that our counsel had Sprung from
our ignorance, and that we
had given very
bad aderice.
But dismissing the Chinese point of view, I would submit that we
evaugh have
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Englishnew to pronounce adequate motives for refusing to Inake peace with the Emperor of
unless he will consent to alter one
China
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of
of Portingal long
threw
every
of tie his Empire about own people. King
obstacle in
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hindamental the moverments of hus
the way of the emigrations of thes Juhabitants of madeira. The Governments of Germany strive against the press of
men until they have performed their military Service, and would punish
young
them
if they
returned. But these are Countries with which it would be presumptuous to meddle. It is
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case of one which has out lasted the
Greatest Empires of the West, Chat
Every private Gentlemans at
Consei
feels manago,
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ousness that he could
better than their own
Emperor, the Affairs of three hundred
millions of people.
The truth is, as
far as I can
learn, that in ore sense the Emigration Jamales is forbidden
both
of males and Females is by the law of China. They to come back if they quit the
land. The
are
forbiddew flavery
reasons why the objection is
more enforced
in the case of Females is simply that, in China, ( by the testimony of Shed f. Bowring and others) this Wanew are property. Every parent expects to be paid for his daughter when married from her home. This is one of the custons of the Country dating probably from a remote antiquity
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