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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 3, 1907, (In two parts), Part I

China


Contents

    • Open-door policy in Manchuria; establishment of customs-houses and opening of ports to international trade (Documents 105–115)
      • Restrictions upon the importation, growth, and use of opium (Documents 116–152)
        • Payment of the Chinese indemnity; return by the United States of a portion of its allotment (Documents 153–155)
          • Protection of foreign missions in China (Documents 156–157)
            • Governmental and educational reforms in China (Documents 158–168)
              • Regulations restricting the importation of arms and ammunition (Documents 169–173)
                • Stamping of deeds for property purchased for missionary purposes (Documents 174–178)
                  • Settlement of the Lienchow indemnity (Documents 179–185)
                    • Foreign settlements in China and Manchuria (Documents 186–189)
                      • Reservation of American rights in the extension of the Japanese concession at Hankau (Documents 190–191)
                        • Customs and inland taxation (Documents 192–203)
                          • Reciprocal protection of trade-marks and copyrights in China (Documents 204–225)
                            • Agreement between the United States and Denmark for the protection of trade-marks in China. (Documents 226–229)
                              • Agreement effected by exchange of notes. (Documents 226–229)
                              • Issuance and visa of Section 6, Chinese certificates (Documents 230–244)

                              • Message of the President, annual
                              • List of papers with subjects of correspondence
                              • Correspondence
                                Circulars
                                (Documents 1–8)
                                • Argentine Republic (Documents 9–46)
                                  • Austria Hungary (Documents 47–65)
                                    • Belgium (Documents 66–80)
                                      • Bolivia (Documents 81–83)
                                        • Brazil (Documents 84–99)
                                          • Bulgaria (Documents 100–101)
                                            • Chile (Documents 102–104)
                                              • China (Documents 105–244)
                                                • Colombia (Documents 245–252)
                                                  • Cuba (Documents 253–258)
                                                    • Denmark (Documents 259–261)
                                                      • Dominican Republic (Documents 262–277)
                                                        • Ecuador (Documents 278–293)
                                                          • France (Documents 294–338)
                                                            • Germany (Documents 339–392)
                                                              • Great Britain (Documents 393–460)
                                                                • Greece (Documents 461–469)

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