Open Trades Monopolies in Canton Move to Punish Barbarians
A Canton Register excerpt reproduces a governor’s manifesto condemning foreign merchants labeled barbarians. It orders immediate search and seizure, harsh punishment for violators, and Hong merchants to identify offenders. The piece notes Tolapa, Tun, Lasre, Tataman, Laykeihoe, Alefun, Yingpele as listed merchants and comments on Canton’s stagnant trade, opium exemption, and money scarcity affecting commerce.
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Canton Register
Kien-long
Kearking
Canton
Loppo
Celestial Dynasty
Acme
Tolapa
Tun
Lasre
Tataman
Laykeihoe
Alefun
Yingpele
Talbot
Dun
Russell
Latimer
Oliphant
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