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[Intendant at Shanghai to Niu Chien]. French Embassy has arrived requesting permission...
Catalogue reference: FO 682/1975/74b
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This record is about the [Intendant at Shanghai to Niu Chien]. French Embassy has arrived requesting permission... dating from 1842 n.d. [Aug -]/TK 22 n.d. [07 -] in the series Foreign Office: Chinese Secretary's Office, Various Embassies and Consulates, China:.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1842 n.d. [Aug -]/TK 22 n.d. [07 -]
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[Intendant at Shanghai to Niu Chien]. French Embassy has arrived requesting permission to sail to Nanking to ascertain if British forces have been committing atrocities in China and if so to report back to French [King] so he can reason with British authorities. Has tried to persuade Embassy to return to Canton in vain.
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