 | Ernest John Eitel - 1895 - 624 trang
...farther up the river, commanded by Admiral Kwan, Rear-Admiral Li and Captain Ma respectively, had ouly a few hundred men in them, who could do nothing but...with weeping eyes. Admiral Kwan sent Li to Canton to apply for more troops, bnt Kishen was obdurate and simply spent the night in writing ont further peace... | |
 | Ernest John Eitel - 1895 - 624 trang
...Admiral Li and Captain Ma respectively, had only a few hnndred men in them, who conld do nothing bnt regard each other with weeping eyes. Admiral Kwan sent Li to Canton to apply for more troops, bnt Kishen was obdnrate and simply spent the night in writing ont fnrther peace... | |
 | Neville Edwards - 1900 - 138 trang
...river, commanded by Admiral Kwan, RearAdmiral Li, and Captain Ma respectively, had only a few hundred in them, who could do nothing but regard each other with weeping eyes " ! Of course, after this, the Chinese commenced more shuffling negotiations. How we Their Imperial... | |
 | Ernest John Eitel - 1895 - 616 trang
...forts, farther up the river, commanded by Admiral Kwan, Rear- Admiral Li and Captain Ma respectively, had only a few hundred men in them, who could do nothing...with weeping eyes. Admiral Kwan sent Li to Canton to apply for more troops, but Kishen was obdurate and simply spent the night in writing out further peace... | |
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Li and Captain Ma respectively, had only a few hundred men in them, who could do nothing but regard each other with weeping eyes. Admiral Kwan sent Li to Canton to apply for more troops... 