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First ahhearancc fthe English in Chino


in Chinese typographical account Of
Canton, it is stated that I'm the winter Of
the 29th year of Wanlee (about looo) two
or three large ships came to Macoa; the
peoples clothes were red, their bodies tall
and their hair red. Their eyes were blue
and sunk into their heads; their teet were
one cubit two tenths long. they frightened
the people by their strange appearance
The English were not permitted to land
merely on account of the extraordinary fig
ure they cut; but on the 10th year of Shun-
che, their ambassadors were received, and
"the Emperor. in consideration Of the df-
fculty of the voyage, ordered them to come
once in eight years with tribute