For all the tea in China : how England stole the world's favorite drink and changed history / Sarah Rose.
Rose, Sarah.
2010
HD9198.G72 R67 2010 (Mapit)
On loan from General Collection, due 31. Aug 2024

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Title For all the tea in China : how England stole the world's favorite drink and changed history / Sarah Rose.
Author Rose, Sarah.
ISBN 9780670021529
0670021520
Imprint New York : Viking, 2010.
Language English
Description x, 261 p. ; 22 cm.
Call Number HD9198.G72 R67 2010
Dewey Decimal Classification 382/.413720941
Summary Rose's remarkable account follows the journey of Robert Fortune, a Scottish gardener, who was deployed by the British East India Company to steal China's tea secrets in 1848. This thrilling narrative combines history, geography, and old-fashioned adventure.
Note Originally published : London : Hutchinson, 2009, with title For all the tea in China : espionage, empire, and the secret formula for the world's favourite drink.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (p. [251]-254) and index.
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Prologue
Min River, China, 1845
East India House, City of London, January 12, 1848
Chelsea Physic Garden, May 7, 1848
Shanghai to Hangzhou, September 1848
Zhejiang Province near Hangzhou, October 1848
A green tea factory, Yangtze River, October 1848
House of Wang, Anhui Province, November 1848
Shanghai at the Lunar New Year, January 1849
Calcutta Botanic Garden, March 1849
Saharunpur, North-West Provinces, June 1849
Ningbo to Bohea, the Great Tea Road, May and June 1849
Bohea, July 1849
Pucheng, September 1849
Shanghai, Autumn 1849
Shanghai, February 1851
Himalayan Mountains, May 1851
Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield Lock, 1852
Tea for the Victorians
Fortune's story.

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