macartney embassy造句

• British Macartney Embassy in 1793, visited the Precious Belt Bridge during the diplomatic mission to China.
• In 1792, he was appointed as one of the draughtsmen to the Macartney Embassy to China.
• The Macartney Embassy is historically significant for many reasons, most of them visible only in retrospect.
• On 6 August, 1793, he met Staunton of the British Macartney Embassy during the British diplomatic mission in China.
• The Macartney Embassy is historically significant because it marked a missed opportunity by the Chinese to move toward some kind of accommodation with the West.
• Although the Macartney Embassy returned to London without obtaining any concession from China, the mission could have been termed a success because it brought back detailed observations.
• Although the Macartney Embassy returned to London without obtaining any concession from China, the mission could have been termed a success because it brought back detailed observations of a great empire.
• In 1794 he ghost-wrote the Aeneas Anderson memoir of the Lord Macartney embassy to Peking, " A Narrative of the British Embassy to China, in the Years 1792, 1793, and 1794 ".
• He passed as 1st mate, 3rd rate ( navy ), on 5 July 1792, and, on the recommendation of Hunter, was appointed assistant surgeon to the Macartney Embassy to China in the same year.
• Guesswork ended when James Dinwiddie of the Macartney Embassy brought back in 1793, at considerable personal risk ( smuggling of " paktong " ore was a capital crime by the Chinese Emperor ), some of the ore from which " paktong " was made.