| During the Boxer Rebellion in China, for instance, there were Americans in Peking who would gladly have given half of their fortune for the use of a pair of wires to New York. |
| At times xenophobia, whether spontaneous or, as in the case of the Boxer Rebellion, staged by the authorities, was directed against all foreigners in general, irrespective of their nationality. |
| It is also full of his compassion for the victims of the Boxer Rebellion, traces of which he found throughout the country. |
| Once the Boxer Rebellion ignites, the friendship is threatened both by an incipient Communist movement and by the novel's romantic fiddle-faddle. |
| After the Boxer Rebellion, 100,000 Russian soldiers were stationed in Manchuria. |
| The unrest in Asia caused by the Opium War, the Boxer Rebellion and subsequent peasant rebellions prompted many impoverished Chinese people to seek new opportunities in North America. |
