All the great European powers (plus the U.S.) got a slice of China in the late-19th century. All but Italy, that is.

[The China Project] Sanmen Bay Affair: The only European power shut out of Qing China

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[The China Project] Sanmen Bay Affair: The only European power shut out of Qing China

[The China Project] Sanmen Bay Affair: The only European power shut out of Qing China