Engraving after Dodd, entitled ‘Engraved for the Reverend Dr Southwell’s New Book of Martyrs’, 1765. The caption below the image reads: View of the Dreadful Massacre of the Protestants in Paris on St Bartholomew’s Day, 1572.’ Wellcome collections, reference: 43147i. 

[A more famous work of history of the Protestant martyrs by John Foxe was earlier published in 1563. It was called ‘The Actes and Monuments’, or ‘ Foxe’s Book of Martyrs’.] 

Telegram from Lord George Curzon to Lord Arthur James Balfour, 10 July 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Telegram from the British Foreign Office to the British delegation at the Paris Peace Conference, 22 May 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Extract from a telegram from Lord George Curzon to Lord Arthur James Balfour, 16 June 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Telegram from the Chihli Citizens’ Convention to the Chinese delegation at the Paris Peace Conference, 17 May 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Extracts from a message from Chinese students who studied overseas to the Minister of Great Britain, 7 May 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Telegram from Sir John Newell Jordan to Lord George Curzon, 10 May 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Telegram from Lord Arthur James Balfour to Lord George Curzon, 8 May 1919. Catalogue ref: FO 608/210/3

Students burning Japanese goods during the May Fourth Movement, Tsinghua School, Beijing. Wikimedia Commons, public domain.

Students of Beijing Normal University returned to campus on May 7th, 1919 after being detained during the May Fourth Movement. Wikimedia Commons, public domain.