Thomson travel narrative of Straits and China
The work by J Thomson, The Straits of Malacca, Indo China and China, is praised for pleasant writing and careful observation. It is described as a trustworthy travel narrative offering fresh information and thoughtful insights into the East Asian world.
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Liberal whip summons party meeting before session
Mr ApAmM the Liberal whip convenes Parliamentary Liberal members at the Reform Club on Wednesday to decide on the leadership succession with Earl Granville or the Marquis of Hartington and Mr Forster as his lieutenant. Debates touch on Mr Bright's Birmingham speech and church establishment issues. The French Assembly meanwhile debates Ventavon’s bill, with violent scenes and a 557 to 146 second reading vote.
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