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Bronze lion in the courtyard of the Lama Temple, Peking
Russian soldiers on the Battle-field, Manchuria
Looking down the Pei-ho River toward North Fort and
Bay, from Northwest Fort, Taku
From Great Wall of China to Natures greater wall,
Liao Hsi Mtns, Manchuria, near Shan-hai-kwan
China's old barrier against Tartar hordes -- Great
Wall crossing the mountains, Shan-hai-kwan
Shan-hai-kwan, eastern end of China's Great Wall --
south from Liao Hai Mtns. to Pre-chi-li Gulfl.
Comforts of travel in Manchuria -- a train load of
third class passengers on the Chinese Imperial Railway.
Lofty walls of Mukden, famous capital of Manchuria,
the object of Russia's ambitions.
Signs of new civilization -- Chinese laborers building
road near Dalny, Manchuria
Where China's Great Wall begins its 1,250 mile course
-- from Shan-haio-kwan (N.) to Liao Hai Mountains.
Doughty Japs hauling captured Russian gun, Teih Ling,
Manchuria
A stone soldier in the famous avenue of stone animals,
North China.
A mile of Chinese Mule Carts waiting their turn.
A great stone camel -- famous avenue of strong animals,
North China
Lofty walls surrounding Moukden on the South side,
Manchuria
The great Dagova, a Buddhist shrine, Moukden, Manchuria.
A policeman in one of Moukden's streets, to regain
truth, Manchuria
A Tea seller in the streets of Moukden, Manchuria
China's decaying defences -- old cannon on the Great
Wall between China and Manchuria
Beautifully sculptured stone arch byo the tomb of
an ancient Manchu Emperor, near Mukden, Manchuria
Li Hung Chang, China's greatest Viceroy and Diplomat
(photographed in his Yamen Tientsin - Sept. 27, 1900)
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