- The
Treaty of
Wanghia (also
known as the
Treaty of Wangxia;
Treaty of peace, amity, and commerce,
between the
United States of
America and the Chinese...
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negotiate with Cushing,
leading to the
signing of the
Treaty of
Wanghia in the
village of
Wanghia on July 3, 1844. In
addition to most
favored nation status...
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ports for
international trade. The
Treaty of the Bogue, the
Treaty of
Wanghia, and the
Treaty of
Whampoa (signed in 1843, 1844, and 1844, respectively)...
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since 1844, when
Caleb Cushing, as commissioner,
negotiated the
Treaty of
Wanghia.
Commissioners represented the
United States in
China from 1844 to 1857...
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known as the
Treaty of Wangxia, Sino-American
Treaty of
Wanghia and US-China
Treaty of
Wanghia.
Formally known as the
Treaty of peace, amity, and commerce...
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States and
France concluded similar treaties with China, the
Treaty of
Wanghia and
Treaty of Whampoa, respectively.[better source needed] In addition...
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Inauguration of John
Tyler Webster–Ashburton
Treaty Tariff of 1842
Treaty of
Wanghia List of
federal judges appointed by John
Tyler Texas annexation Priscilla...
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including the Webster–Ashburton
Treaty with
Britain and the
Treaty of
Wanghia with China.
Tyler firmly believed in
manifest destiny and saw the annexation...
- Kingdoms. 3 July The Qing
dynasty and the
United States signed the
Treaty of
Wanghia,
according to
which the
United States was
granted most
favoured nation...
- guarantees. For example, the
United States negotiated the 1844
Treaty of
Wanghia,
which stated in
article 21:
Subjects of
China who may be
guilty of any...
