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中文(臺灣):劉易斯·查爾斯·阿靈頓著《青龍過眼》中插圖,描繪清朝的酷刑逼供
English: An illustration showing a prisoner whose hands and feet are suspended to extract confession in China. The official wears uniform for Qing dynasty. Taken from Through the Dragon's Eyes by Lewis Charles Arlington
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Source https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1931-china-chinese-history-book-navy-1865833749
Author Lewis Charles Arlington,(1859-1942)

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