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You know you words, bois! | History Memes
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![>Christian Movement In Qing China >Looks Inside Manchus to be demons, they first killed all the Manchu men, then forced the Manchu women outside the city and burned them to death,[42] Taiping rebellion was not a Christian movement. Hong Xiuquan, enforced a ban on opium. no signs of anything resembling Christianity in or near [Nanjing]". ~30,000 families of manchu bannermen killed [1] + 40,000 other manchu merchants or tourists](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/821/461/4bf.png "Not The Opium! | History Memes")
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