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[[Theodore Joseph Wells]] was in [[Tianjin]], China, hunting down an ancient scepter when the Boxer Rebellion started. He was saved from an angry local by [[Lou Hoover]], who happened to be in the area with her husband [[Herbert Hoover|Herbert]]. Trapped by the rebellion, the trio used a radio to transmit intelligence to [[United States of America|American]] forces. {{storylink|Irreplaceable}} | [[Theodore Joseph Wells]] was in [[Tianjin]], China, hunting down an ancient scepter when the Boxer Rebellion started. He was saved from an angry local by [[Lou Hoover]], who happened to be in the area with her husband [[Herbert Hoover|Herbert]]. Trapped by the rebellion, the trio used a radio to transmit intelligence to [[United States of America|American]] forces. {{storylink|Irreplaceable}} | ||
Revision as of 08:09, 3 November 2016
The Boxer Rebellion was an event in Chinese history near the start of the Twentieth Century, during which it became extremely unhealthy to be a Christian in China.
Fiction
IDW movie comics
Theodore Joseph Wells was in Tianjin, China, hunting down an ancient scepter when the Boxer Rebellion started. He was saved from an angry local by Lou Hoover, who happened to be in the area with her husband Herbert. Trapped by the rebellion, the trio used a radio to transmit intelligence to American forces. Irreplaceable
External links
- Boxer Rebellion on Wikipedia
