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Peking French-Chinese Treaty of 1860

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Peking French-Chinese Treaty of 1860 

a treaty forced upon China by France after China’s defeat in the Opium War of 1856–60; signed in Peking on Oct. 25, 1860.

Under the Peking French-Chinese Treaty, France obtained the same rights and indemnity as did Great Britain under the Peking Anglo-Chinese Treaty of 1860. The treaty also provided for the return of property that had been lost by missionaries and established a guarantee of payment of the indemnity from the customs income of China.

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Mayers, W. F. Treaties Between the Empire of China and Foreign Powers. Shanghai, 1897.


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