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Presentation of Anson Burlingame and the attaches of the Chinese embassy to President Andrew Johnson (1868) Courtesy: N.Y. Public Library
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The need for Chinese labor wasn’t the only landmark news impacting both Chin and the U.S in 1868. On March 31, 1868, the Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamer, the S.S Chinna brought almost 800 Chinese steerage passengers and China’s first ambassador to the U.S. -- an American named Anson Burlingame. ~ Page 8
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Four_(Central_Pacific_Railroad)#:~:text=The%20Rise%20of%20the%20Big,Crocker%2C%20and%20Hopkins%22%20By%20W.F.
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