Siege and relief of the legations in Peking lasting history
The narrative chronicles the siege of the foreign legations in Beijing during the Boxer uprising, detailing the defense led by Sir Claude MacDonald and G. Squires, the British fortress role, and the decisive relief expedition by a multinational force including American troops under Colonel Lissum and General Chaffee. It notes casualties, bombardment, and the eventual entry of the relief column, restoring contact with the Yamen and opening negotiations for settlement.
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Braun
China
Taku
Peking
Pei Ho
Lang Fang
Legations
Laspair
Yamenorde
Peklag
Conger
Claude MacDonald
G. Squires
Myers
United Stat Marine Corps
Tt Wall
Beca Ass
Tsung Lh Yamen
Exer Sims
Dewraged
Kroswa
United States
Lissum
Chaffee
Tien Tsin
Uhe
Yang Tsun
He Si Woo
Tun Chow
Lsa
ZeMiris
Mill Dhomehia
Meenoviuhae
Thor
Alma
Ching
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Igh
Rock- Mi
Sta
French Republic
Pekin
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