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English: An audience with Tung Chih, 1873, Peking NA01-62, taken by Thomas Child (1841-1898). An audience with the Tongzhi Emperor (1856-1875) in Tse Kuang Ko (Pavilion of Violet Light or Purple Pavilion), Peking (Beijing) on 29 June 1873. Prince Kung (Yixin, 1st Prince Gong). Foreign Diplomatic representatives: General A. Vlangaly (Russia), Frederick F. Low (USA), Thomas Wade (Britain), L. de Geofroy (France), J. H. Ferguson (Holland). Interpreter: M. Bismarck.

CAPTION ON MOUNT Audience of 1873 with Tung Chih. CAPTION ON PHOTOGRAPH

No 180. AUDIENCE
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Source University Of Bristol
Author Thomas Child (1841-1898)

Historical Photographs of China reference number: NA01-62. From an album in The National Archives entitled: ‘The Chinese Customs in Peking 1889-1891’. (C0 1069/421. CHINA 1. Social life of Chinese Customs Service in Peking, 1889-1891).

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