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Looking north from South Gate over burning City,
just after its occupation by the Allies - Tientsin
From German Club (W.S.W) over battlefield during Battle
July 13 1900
showing Mud Hall and West Arsenal Tientsin
Imperial Observatory - one of Peking famous
sights -
protected from looting Allies by brave Gen. Chaffee
- Boxer Rebellion
Looking towards SHAMEEN foreing Settlement -
from Custom House - Guangzhou, Canton
Empress Dowager's favorite Palace by Lake Imperial
City -
Count Waldersee's headquarters - Boxer Rebellion
Japanese Soldiers on Wall at South Gate immediately
after City was taken - Boxer Rebellion - Tianjin
Mei-shan Coal Mountain within Imperial City north
to Drum and Bell Towers -
Ancestral Temples in foregroung - Boxer Rebellion
Time
Gallant 14th US Infantry leaving Peking - escorted
to City limits by Gen. Chaffee and Staff - Boxer Rebellion
Among the Fighting Boxers, Tien
Tsin
Carriages destroyed by fire
during the battle, Railway Station, Tientsin, China
Tientsin China, Dead Chinese
floating in Pel-ho
Chinese who paid War's penalty - at South Gate, immediately
after Allies entered the City
Battle of Tientsin
Motley crowds and jumbled huts of Old Tientsin -
view inside So. Gate soon after City was occupied.
Tower within the Fort near the French Cathedral showing
effects of bombardment - Tientsin,
Gatling Gun on City Wall near the Great South Gate,
Captured by 9th U.S Infantry, Tientsin
Beheaded Boxers ie bleaching on the plains of China
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