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1. According to Esherick, why did the Boxer Rebellion become such a famous historical a event?
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1. According to Esherick, why did the Boxer Rebellion become such a famous historical a event?

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Esherick saw the Boxer Rebellion as part of the mass nationalist movement that was sweeping the globe. People were coming together and seeing themselves

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