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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2017 14:19:40 -0500

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outside difficulty, which was in China. There a certain set of people called the Boxers arose in rebellion and threatened the lives of all foreigners, including American citizens. An International Army was organized, including American, English, French, German, Japanese, and other troops, and a quick attack was made upon TienTsin and Pekin, and the suffering foreigners in China were rescued. In this campaign the American soldiers did their full share of the work and added fresh laurels to the name of Old Glory. The tax upon the strength of the newly elected VicePresident had been very great, and he was glad to surrender the duties

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