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Interior of a mandarin's house, China, 1847.Artist: Walmsley Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/interior-of-a-mandarins-house-china-1847artist-walmsley-image262753668.htmlRMW7DCYG–Interior of a mandarin's house, China, 1847.Artist: Walmsley
Napoleon III, 20.4.1808 - 9.1.1873, Emperor of the French 2.12.1852 - 2.9.1870, caricature, as meal of Chinese mandarins, wood engraving, 'Deutscher Heimgarten', No. 11, published by Friedrich Pustet, Munich, 1864, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-napoleon-iii-2041808-911873-emperor-of-the-french-2121852-291870-caricature-36922947.htmlRMC41YGK–Napoleon III, 20.4.1808 - 9.1.1873, Emperor of the French 2.12.1852 - 2.9.1870, caricature, as meal of Chinese mandarins, wood engraving, 'Deutscher Heimgarten', No. 11, published by Friedrich Pustet, Munich, 1864,
'Dinner Party at a Mandarin's House', 1843. Artist: G Paterson. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/dinner-party-at-a-mandarins-house-1843-artist-g-paterson-image262784507.htmlRMW7ET8Y–'Dinner Party at a Mandarin's House', 1843. Artist: G Paterson.
'Dinner Party at a Mandarin's House', 1843. Artist: G Paterson. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-dinner-party-at-a-mandarins-house-1843-artist-g-paterson-135245061.htmlRMHT0XCN–'Dinner Party at a Mandarin's House', 1843. Artist: G Paterson.
The War with China - Mr. Consul Parkes bidding Adieu to the Old Co-Hong Mandarins, 1857. Scene from the Second Opium War: '...the leave-taking of the Consul, and a deputation of the old security merchants, Howqua Mowqua, Kingqua, &c...we have a fine set of men here, both among the naval and military as well as in the diplomatic department. Few men could surpass Mr. Consul Parkes in intelligence and activity and a thorough knowledge of the Chinese character. Every one has full confidence in the Admiral; and his coadjutors, Captains Hall, Cochrane, Bate, &c., are the right men in the rig Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-war-with-china-mr-consul-parkes-bidding-adieu-to-the-old-co-hong-mandarins-1857-scene-from-the-second-opium-war-the-leave-taking-of-the-consul-and-a-deputation-of-the-old-security-merchants-howqua-mowqua-kingqua-ampcwe-have-a-fine-set-of-men-here-both-among-the-naval-and-military-as-well-as-in-the-diplomatic-department-few-men-could-surpass-mr-consul-parkes-in-intelligence-and-activity-and-a-thorough-knowledge-of-the-chinese-character-every-one-has-full-confidence-in-the-admiral-and-his-coadjutors-captains-hall-cochrane-bate-ampc-are-the-right-men-in-the-rig-image556245075.htmlRM2R8Y47F–The War with China - Mr. Consul Parkes bidding Adieu to the Old Co-Hong Mandarins, 1857. Scene from the Second Opium War: '...the leave-taking of the Consul, and a deputation of the old security merchants, Howqua Mowqua, Kingqua, &c...we have a fine set of men here, both among the naval and military as well as in the diplomatic department. Few men could surpass Mr. Consul Parkes in intelligence and activity and a thorough knowledge of the Chinese character. Every one has full confidence in the Admiral; and his coadjutors, Captains Hall, Cochrane, Bate, &c., are the right men in the rig
Lord Grey and his robin. Lord Edward Grey, 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon, (1862-1933), better known as Sir Edward Grey, was a British politician and ornithologist. A relation of the Prime Minister Lord Grey, of Reform Bill fame, Grey grew up in the old Whiggish tradition. . . . . . Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lord-grey-and-his-robin-lord-edward-grey-1st-viscount-grey-of-fallodon-1862-1933-better-known-as-sir-edward-grey-was-a-british-politician-and-ornithologist-a-relation-of-the-prime-minister-lord-grey-of-reform-bill-fame-grey-grew-up-in-the-old-whiggish-tradition-image268791983.htmlRMWH8EWK–Lord Grey and his robin. Lord Edward Grey, 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon, (1862-1933), better known as Sir Edward Grey, was a British politician and ornithologist. A relation of the Prime Minister Lord Grey, of Reform Bill fame, Grey grew up in the old Whiggish tradition. . . . . .
A portrait of mandarins, China, 1936.Artist: Fox Photos Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-portrait-of-mandarins-china-1936artist-fox-photos-17640653.htmlRMB0KGR9–A portrait of mandarins, China, 1936.Artist: Fox Photos
Form of a Treaty of Marriage in China - from a drawing by a Chinese artist, 1857. 'Upon the table is a tablet bearing the names of the contracting parties, with doves as emblematic supporters...Early marriages are encouraged in China; among the Mandarins and wealthy classes the matrimonial age varies from sixteen to twenty years in males; from twelve to fourteen in females...One of their customs before marriage, although synonymous with our fashion of sending a lady's portrait, is most extraordinary. As the damsel cannot be seen, her shoe is sent to the gentleman, that he may be enabled to jud Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/form-of-a-treaty-of-marriage-in-china-from-a-drawing-by-a-chinese-artist-1857-upon-the-table-is-a-tablet-bearing-the-names-of-the-contracting-parties-with-doves-as-emblematic-supportersearly-marriages-are-encouraged-in-china-among-the-mandarins-and-wealthy-classes-the-matrimonial-age-varies-from-sixteen-to-twenty-years-in-males-from-twelve-to-fourteen-in-femalesone-of-their-customs-before-marriage-although-synonymous-with-our-fashion-of-sending-a-ladys-portrait-is-most-extraordinary-as-the-damsel-cannot-be-seen-her-shoe-is-sent-to-the-gentleman-that-he-may-be-enabled-to-jud-image556248306.htmlRM2R8Y8AX–Form of a Treaty of Marriage in China - from a drawing by a Chinese artist, 1857. 'Upon the table is a tablet bearing the names of the contracting parties, with doves as emblematic supporters...Early marriages are encouraged in China; among the Mandarins and wealthy classes the matrimonial age varies from sixteen to twenty years in males; from twelve to fourteen in females...One of their customs before marriage, although synonymous with our fashion of sending a lady's portrait, is most extraordinary. As the damsel cannot be seen, her shoe is sent to the gentleman, that he may be enabled to jud
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