Sir Robert Hart: The Romance of a Great Career


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"Sir Robert Hart: The Romance of a Great Career" by Juliet Bredon is a biographical work that explores the remarkable life of Sir Robert Hart, a key figure in Chinese history during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book delves into Hart's influential role as an imperial statesman and diplomat, shedding light on his deep involvement in China's political landscape and the challenges he faced. Bredon's narrative captures the essence of Hart's extraordinary career, providing readers with insights into the complex intersections of culture, politics, and personal perseverance in the midst of historical transformation. (3 hr 50 min)

Chapitres

A Word of Introduction 3:42 Lu par istDG
Early Years 18:37 Lu par istDG
First Years in China 22:19 Lu par istDG
The Beginning of the Imperial Chinese Customs 20:58 Lu par istDG
Ordered to Live at Shanghai 25:34 Lu par istDG
Ordered to Live in Peking 22:26 Lu par istDG
Birth of a Son 21:23 Lu par istDG
Yuan Pao Heng Suggests Prohibition of Opium Smoking in China 26:06 Lu par istDG
An Important Mission to Hongkong and Macao 23:27 Lu par istDG
The Prologue to the Siege 24:05 Lu par istDG
Some Quiet Years 21:43 Lu par istDG