Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Tientsin” in entry china of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...and hundreds of native Christians massacred.
Finally the railway from Tientsin to Peking was cut.
On June 10, the British Admiral Seymour, with 2,000 men, drawn from the international forces in Tientsin , set out to repair the railway, and found it so badly damaged that in two days he had advanced only 35 miles. Then came the news that he had been surrounded by countless hordes of Chinese, imperial s...
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