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| List of Illustrations | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| Foreword | ||
| 1 | Macao and the Setting | 1 |
| Macao | ||
| Politics | ||
| Climate | ||
| The season | ||
| Whampoa | ||
| Lintin and the outer anchorages | ||
| 2 | The Company and the China Trade | 7 |
| The Company | ||
| Supercargoes | ||
| East Indiamen | ||
| Cargoes and sycee | ||
| The country trade | ||
| Privilege trading | ||
| Opium | ||
| Procedure | ||
| Traders and the mandarins | ||
| The foreign factories at Canton | ||
| The Dutch | ||
| The Americans | ||
| Restriction and evasion | ||
| The Topaze incident | ||
| 3 | Trade after the Company | 20 |
| The Superintendent of Trade | ||
| The Innes incident | ||
| Britons and Dutch excluded | ||
| American windfall | ||
| The Daniell incident | ||
| The Stanton incident | ||
| The First Opium War | ||
| Hong Kong | ||
| 4 | At Sea | 28 |
| A pretty sight | ||
| Naval ships | ||
| The Lintin Fleet | ||
| Piracy | ||
| Some other hazards | ||
| 5 | Ashore - The Context | 37 |
| Spiritual arrangements | ||
| The chaplains | ||
| Learning Chinese | ||
| A health resort | ||
| Clinics | ||
| News | ||
| Personal mail | ||
| Movement | ||
| 6 | Life Ashore | 43 |
| Ease | ||
| Chinnery and portraiture | ||
| Other personages | ||
| Women and children | ||
| Food and drink | ||
| Leisure in Hong Kong | ||
| Talk and horses | ||
| Music, theatre and dancing | ||
| Sickness | ||
| Poison | ||
| 7 | Death | 58 |
| The 1813 review of the Company's charter | ||
| Foreign burial in China | ||
| Problems of formality and the law | ||
| The chapel and the Old Cemetery | ||
| The New Protestant Cemetery | ||
| The site | ||
| The courtyard | ||
| The burial ground | ||
| 8 | The Memorials | 71 |
| Memorial design and inscriptions | ||
| Memorial listings | ||
| Grouping of memorials | ||
| 9 | The Entries | 77 |
| Notes | ||
| The individual entries 1-166 | ||
| 10 | The Stones in the Wall | 265 |
| A note | ||
| The entries 167-89 | ||
| Chronology | 273 | |
| Sources | 276 | |
| List of Names | 283 | |
| Index | 286 |
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