The Closing Events of the Campaign in China

This detailed account of the British military campaign in China in the mid-19th century provides a valuable perspective on one of the defining moments in modern Chinese history. With vivid descriptions of the battles and negotiations that led to the Treaty of Nanking, Loch's narrative is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of East Asia.
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