China and the Open Door

Coates provides a historical account of China's relations with foreign powers in the late 19th century. He examines the various treaties and agreements that were negotiated, including the Open Door policy that allowed for equal trading opportunities among foreign nations. Coates also highlights the impact of Western imperialism on China and the challenges it faced in maintaining its sovereignty.
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