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This then is the incident, which, distorted out of
all semblance to the truth, was used to arouse anti-British
feeling in all parts of China. Outbreaks against small and
defenceless communities occurred in Chinkiang, Kiukiang,
Chungking and a number of other places, where mobs, unrestrain- ed by the local authorities, destroyed the property and menaced
the lives of British subjects.
At Hankow a crowd of roughs, who had been worked up to a pitch of frenzy by student agitators, made a determined attack on the foreign quarter. The wall British defence
force, in their desire to avoid further bloodshed, remained passive until the last possible moment, and it was only after the mob had already, in its blind fury, murdered one of the foreign residents, and was in the act of invading the quarter, where the others had taken refuge, that shots were fired to repel its advance.
It has been necessary briefly to recall these events in order that the subsequent tragedy at Canton should be viewed in its proper setting. Anti-foreign feeling-was running high in this province by the middle of June, 1925. It was definitely stated in Chinese circles in Canton and Hong Long on June the and that an attack was to be made on Shameen on the following day, and prominent. Chincae actually took refuge in Hong Kong and made other dispositions to meet such an eventuality. Further.ore, on the morning
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of June the ord, two motor-cars were distributing leaflets throughout the city sited by the Student's Union of the Military School of the Ruang-tung Army, inciting all and sundry to rise and chase out the foreigners ́.
The Shamden residents therefore, having in mind these facts and the events which had just befallen their compatriots
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