China, by its fickle action regarding foreigners resident there, is claiming the attention of all interested countries, in such manner as will undoubtedly force these countries to use some other than moral suasion to compel its people to the common usages of the civilized world.
Woodhull discusses China's unpredictable behavior towards foreigners and its implications for international relations.
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