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    who was an official from Canton. Lin Tse-hsü was captured by the English because he helped lead the opposition to England. The East India Company shipped tons of opium‚ a drug from the poppy seed‚ to China. Lin Tse-hsü has written a letter to England’s current monarch‚ Queen Victoria. He thought it was unfair for England to sell opium to China when they had outlawed the sale of it in England because of its harmful effects. I had to find a way to get Lin Tse-hsü out of this POW camp that he unknowingly

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    Blacks in south‚ separate colonies When combined‚ Civil War Namibia German genocide of Herero people Imperialism – John Green – McCartney Mission – 1793 – Better trade conditions with China Epic failure Finally would Trade Opium China saw trades as unfair Threw British Opium into the sea British demanded repayment in land to carry out trade When Chinese refused they attacked Counterattack by China in 1842 Fireworks and monkeys??? Never carried out Good. Anyway‚ unsuccessful. Treaty of Nanjing Britain

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    Narcotics have been used for many years. Narcotics have been known to be used since at least 4000 B.C. Opium‚ have been used for centuries to produce pain relief. Two narcotics that come from opium are morphine and codeine‚ which are two narcotics that are still widely used for pain relief. Narcotics may have been used for pain relief for many years‚ but it is also known to be extremely addicting. There are many different narcotics. Some narcotics are heroin‚ oxycodone‚ morphine‚ and codeine

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    The Treaty of Nanking was signed on the 29th of August 1842. This treaty was ratified by the British and Qing Chinese representatives following the end of ‘The First Opium War’‚ a conflict which saw Chinese conscripts go up against a much smaller force of technologically advanced British troops‚ and lose decisively. Because of the humiliating loss on China’s part‚ they signed the Treaty of Nanking which contained thirteen articles but there were three which were most important in regards to global

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    countries of the world. India is more vehemently a transit country as it is situated between the Golden Triangle comprising Thailand‚ Burma and Cambodia and Golden Crescent comprising Pakistan‚ Afghanistan and Iran where most of the drugs‚ particularly opium and heroin are produced. Pakistan is the main centre of the world as far as the production of these drugs is concerned‚ and a large number of drugs pass through India to reach other countries. This takes place through drug mafia who has further

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    colonization and economic ambition. For example‚ the European merchants and traders have begun to colonize and establish trading ports and cities throughout India‚ Europe and the Pacific regions. Also‚ the opium trade with China allowed British merchants to earn a profit by producing the opium in India and then moving it into China for trade. Furthermore‚ the European states started to establish rings of influence throughout regions. Also the Indian Ocean was used as both an agricultural are and

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    To Kill a Mockingbird. Today people who choose to abuse harmful drugs are more likely to get addicted than those who use morphine for a medical reasons (Washburne 34). Many morphine abusers show similar side effhects as those of heroin and opium users (“Opium‚ Morphine‚ and Heroin”). When users abuse morphine they feel a reduction in pain and enter a state of intense happiness. The risks of morphine seem to outweigh the thrill. Constant users of morphine can experience a reduced sex drive‚ constipation

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    Wilkie Collins’s The Moonstone is centered on an intricate plot surrounded by a multitude of first person narratives with complex eyewitnesses and truthiness backgrounds. The Moonstone becomes one of the defining novels for the English detective genre‚ but in fact the novel is not solved by the detectives‚ yet rather a scientist‚ Ezra Jennings. Defining characters‚ Seegrave and Sergeant Mr. Cuff are looked at in the novel to recover the incident‚ but because the novel takes many circumstantial views

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    Searching for a new solution to their problem‚ Chinese immigrants came to Canada with hope. Canada was known as a source of opportunity and a place to build a family. What Chinese immigrants didn’t know was how they would be treated once they got here and the struggles there would be to stay in Canada. Did Canada ever stop to think about what it was doing for its reputation? The discrimination that Chinese immigrants faced while they were here in the 19th century was unbelievable‚ and that even to

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    influence their beliefs. These early dealings gained Chinese respect but China gained distrust of Western influence some 200 years later because of the pirating and importing of opium into the country. This led to much Chinese resistance of the Westerner’s. However‚ Western trade was still able to flourish despite the opium trade‚ which created an “unconscious” influencing of the Chinese by learning Western ways and manners of life‚ trade‚ and government.  The distrust was gradually overcome after

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