Nye, Gideon, 1812-1888
Gideon Nye
Gideon Nye American diplomat
Nye, Gideon
VIAF ID: 16348405 (Personal)
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Works
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| "British opium policy and its results to India and China." An essay, in response to the published invitation from London ... for the best and second best essay on "British opium policy ..." |
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| Casual papers upon the "Alabama" and kindred questions and, incidentally, upon national amenities. |
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| Catalogue of the pictures forming the collection of the works of the old masters |
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| The gage of the two civilizations: shall Christendom waver? Being an inquiry into the causes of the rupture of the English and French treaties of Tien-Tsin: and comprising a general review of our relations with China: |
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| Inaugural address at Concordia Hall, Canton, December 15th, 1873. |
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| The memorable year:-- of the war in China; the mutiny in India; the opening-up of the resources of Siam; the projected movement upon Cochin-China; and the monetary crisis in Europe and America:--being a record of periodical reflections and comments elicited by the course of events in the East, with incidental notices of political and commercial affairs in the West and some special papers upon political and geographical topics of the period; and including a sketch of the inflation and collapse of Mr. High-Commissioner Yeh. |
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| Morning of my Life in China Comprising an Outline of the History of Foreign Intercourse from the last Year of the Regime of Honorable East India Company |
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| The opium question and the Northern campaigns: including notices of some strictures by reviewers of the former; and indications of the salient points of the latter, down to the Treaty of Nanking. |
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| Peking the goal,--the sole hope of peace. |
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| The rationale of the China question... |
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| Tea: and the tea trade. Parts first and second. |
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