Book: The British Presence in Macau 1635-1793 – By Rogério Miguel Puga – Review
16 September 2013
By Angelo Paratico (*) One of the most famous incidents—and there were indeed many—caused by British traders in the South China sea was that of the ship Lady Hughes in 1784. When entering Whampoa, a cannon’s salute was fired, an old European habit that greatly annoyed the Chinese. That particular cannon, unfortunately, was loaded with […]












