[SINOLOGY] A group of reference works about sinology studies
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[SINOLOGY] A group of reference works about sinology studies
漢學參考書三十種
30 vol
Fourteen Lessons in Yoji Philosophy and Oriental Occultism. Chicago, 1908.--Hangchow Itineraries. Shanghai, 1918. Includes six illustrations and six maps.--The Light of Asia. New York and London.--The Flower Art of Japan. New York, 1915. Includes 129 illustrations.--The Art of Decoration. London, 1881.--The Peoples and Politics of The Far East. New York, 1895. Includes sixty illustrations and four maps.--The English Governess at the Siamese Court. Boston, 1870.--The Natural History of Man. London, 1880.--From Tokio through Manchuria with the Japanese. New York, 1905. Autograph copy, inscribed "Hoping the lesson taught by this little volume will prove timely to our own countrymen. I am very truly, Louis Livingston Seaman. New York. June 3, 1916."--Problems of the Far East. London, 1894.
30 vol
Fourteen Lessons in Yoji Philosophy and Oriental Occultism. Chicago, 1908.--Hangchow Itineraries. Shanghai, 1918. Includes six illustrations and six maps.--The Light of Asia. New York and London.--The Flower Art of Japan. New York, 1915. Includes 129 illustrations.--The Art of Decoration. London, 1881.--The Peoples and Politics of The Far East. New York, 1895. Includes sixty illustrations and four maps.--The English Governess at the Siamese Court. Boston, 1870.--The Natural History of Man. London, 1880.--From Tokio through Manchuria with the Japanese. New York, 1905. Autograph copy, inscribed "Hoping the lesson taught by this little volume will prove timely to our own countrymen. I am very truly, Louis Livingston Seaman. New York. June 3, 1916."--Problems of the Far East. London, 1894.
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