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Political Opium and Opium Politics

Hu Jing

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From the decline of national strength and the flow of opium into China in Qing Dynasty: from the royal court to officials of all levels, from ruling class to all walks of life, it is obvious that opium was closely connected with political development of modern times and interacted.

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From the decline of national strength and the flow of opium into China in Qing Dynasty: from the royal court to officials of all levels, from ruling class to all walks of life, it is obvious that opium was closely connected with political development of modern times and interacted.

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From the decline of national strength and the flow of opium into China in Qing Dynasty: from the royal court to officials of all levels, from ruling class to all walks of life, it is obvious that opium was closely connected with political development of modern times and interacted.

Key concepts: Opium, Politics, China, Political science, Political economy, Ancient history, Law, History

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