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Summary, analysis and argument derived from Edward Fry's "China, England and Opium"

As the result of the Opium War (1860), relationship between China and England had gone down severely after England had forced the trade of Opium into China. China, England and Opium, depict several cases where England disregards China’s pleads to remove the unfair importation of weed. Fry, an Englishmen, believes England should end the unfair trade of Opium between China. He foresaw China’s vast economy and how it will help England in the future if they were to be on good terms.

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Il Park & Pat O'Donnell

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  1. China, England and Opium -Il Park Pat O'Donnell Kristine Kelly

Contents of this path:

  1. Outline of England's unreasonable economic treaties on China
  2. Poppy production in China and its effect
  3. Analysis on the relationship between England and China
  4. Analysis on why England forced Opium into China
  5. Where Does Opium Come From? - Addicted To Pleasure - BBC
  6. Contemporary Issue
  7. Work Cited.