Shipwrecked—The Burlingame Policy and U.S. Strategy in China, 1867–1871

Authors

Eric Anderson, U.S. Marine Corps

Number

7

Abstract

As contemporary tensions in spaces such as Taiwan and Korea mount, U.S. military leaders and policy makers may wish to revisit the legacy of Anson Burlingame and reconsider the roots of U.S. punitive interventions in China and Korea in the nineteenth century.

Recommended Citation

Anderson, Eric (2026) "Shipwrecked—The Burlingame Policy and U.S. Strategy in China, 1867–1871," Naval War College Review: Vol. 79: No. 1, Article 7.
Available at: https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/nwc-review/vol79/iss1/7