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Strong opposition having, however, in the course of time, arisen on the Pacific
slope to the competition of Chinese with white labour, another treaty was
negotiated in 1880 to regulate Chinese immigration. By this treaty China agreed
that “the ...
Strong opposition having, however, in the course of time, arisen on the Pacific
slope to the competition of Chinese with white labour, another treaty was
negotiated in 1880 to regulate Chinese immigration. By this treaty China agreed
that “the ...
Page 52
Now, under the treaty, Chinese travellers, not being labourers, are guaranteed all
the privileges granted to subjects of the most favoured nation. Yet under the Act
of 1884, Art. 6, no Chinese shall be admitted unless he produce a certificate, the
...
Now, under the treaty, Chinese travellers, not being labourers, are guaranteed all
the privileges granted to subjects of the most favoured nation. Yet under the Act
of 1884, Art. 6, no Chinese shall be admitted unless he produce a certificate, the
...
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The foregoing is a very fair specimen of Boer political honesty, all the above are
said to be claimed under the “Treaty” rights 1 We now come to the further
ambitions of the Boer people as defined by Mr. Steyn : Secondly.—We wish
England to ...
The foregoing is a very fair specimen of Boer political honesty, all the above are
said to be claimed under the “Treaty” rights 1 We now come to the further
ambitions of the Boer people as defined by Mr. Steyn : Secondly.—We wish
England to ...
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