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Addresses presented to William T. Mercer, M.A., Oxon, colonial secretary, member of the executive and legislative councils, &c., and recently acting governor, of Hong Kong: with services, testimonials, &c.
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1867
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London
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America and Japan
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23 November 1917
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New York
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An American congressman in the Orient
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Austin, Richard W.
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1915
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Knoxville, Tenn.
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American interests in Asia
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Moreno, Celso Ceasare
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1869
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New York
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American interests in the Far East
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Barrett, John
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1899
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New York
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American-Japanese intercourse prior to the advent of Perry
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Nitobe?, Inazo
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[1911]
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Washington
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Asia's appeal to America
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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The A B C's of the twenty-one demands
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Millard, Thomas F.
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5 December 1921
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British and foreign state papers, 1894-1895
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Oakes, Augustus H.; Maycock, Willoughby
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1900
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London
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The British colony of Hongkong and the Chinese government
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1899
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Hong Kong
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The British commercial treaty with China
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1902
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Shanghai
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British India. The duty and interest of Great Britain, to consider the condition and claims of her possessions in the East
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1839
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London
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Can the hostile proceedings of the British at Canton be justified?
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E.J.
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1857
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London
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China and Crete: a criticism and a warning
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Bartlett, E. Ashmead, Sir
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February 1899
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China and the League of Nations
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Koo, V. K. Wellington; Wang, Cheng-Ting T.
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[1919?]
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London
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China and the nations
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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[1915]
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China Question
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MacDonald, James
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1870
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London
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China under the republic
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Latourette, Kenneth Scott
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September 1921
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China vs. Japan
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February 1919
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New York
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China's claims at the peace table
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March 1919
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New York
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China's intercourse with Korea
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Rockhill, William Woodville
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1905
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London
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China's position in international finance
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[1918?]
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London
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China's relation with the West
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Wu Ting-fang, 1842-1922
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[1899]
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Philadelphia
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China, Anglo-America, and corn: a lecture
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Sharp, Granville
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1899
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Hong Kong
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China, Nepaul, Bhutan, and Sikkim: their mutual relations as set forth in Chinese official documents
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Parker, Edward Harper, 1849-1926
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[1912]
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[Manchester, England]
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China. Speech of the Right Hon. Lord Naas, M.P. in calling attention to our relations with China in the House of Commons, Monday, July 6, 1863
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Naas, Lord
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1863
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China: Foreign Relations
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1884-1887
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Chinese expansion historically reviewed
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Suematsu, Kencho?, 1855-1920
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[1905]
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[London]
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Chinese intercourse with the countries of central and western Asia during the fifteenth century
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Bretschneider, E., 1833-1901
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1877
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Hong Kong
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The Chinese question
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Hallett, Holt S.
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Chino-Japanese treaties of 1915
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1919
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London
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Chusan and Hong-Kong: with remarks on the treaty of peace at Nankin in 1842, and on our present position and relations with China
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Urmston, James B., Sir
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1847
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London
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The conditions of peace between the East and the West
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DeForest, J.H.
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1908
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Congressional record, fifty-seventh Congress, first session, February 17 to March 1, 1902: discussion on China
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1902
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Washington
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Convention between the United Kingdom and China respecting an extension of Hong Kong territory, signed at Peking, June 9, 1898
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1898
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London
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Corea and the powers
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Duncan, Chesney
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1889
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Shanghai
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Corea: from the Quarterly Review
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January 1883
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Correspondence regarding the negotiations between Japan and Russia (1903-1904)
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1904
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Washington D.C.
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The cyclopedic review of current history
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March 1901
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Boston, Mass.
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The destruction of Kagosima, and our intercourse with Japan
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Richard, Henry
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1863
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London
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Diplomatic audiences at the court of China
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Rockhill, William Woodville, 1854-1914
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1905
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London
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Documents communicated by the president of the United States in relation to the treaty with the Ta Tsing empire
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United States Department of State
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[1845]
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[Washington]
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Duty to the republic
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Sigel, Franz
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1877
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New York
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The Eastern Question; a summary view of it for busy men, by one of themselves
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Bergner, Charles H.
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1876
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Harrisburg
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The economic aspects of the Shantung question
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August 1919
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New York
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England and China: their future duty, interest, and safety: in a letter to the Right Hon. Sir R. Peel, bart. &c. &c. &c., by an Englishman
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1842
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London
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The event of the hour
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1876
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Fair play for the Republic of China
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Seaman, Major Louis Livingston
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18 November 1912
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New York
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First annual dinner of the Periodical Publishers' Association of America held at the New Willard
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Speer, Robert E.
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1904
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New York
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The Foreign Office, and our policy in China: letters by H.N. Lay, C.B.; a letter by Captain Sherard Osborn, R.N., C.B.; with two replies by the Right Hon. E. Hammond, permanent under-secretary for foreign affairs
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Lay, Horatio N.
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1868
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[London]
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A general view of Chinese civilization and of the relations of the west with China
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Laffitte, M. Pierre; Hall, John Carey
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1887
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Yokohama
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A general view of Chinese civilization and of the relations of the West with China. From the French, translated by John Carey Hall
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Laffitte, Pierre, 1823-1903
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1887
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London
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Germans as exponents of culture
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Frantzius, Fritz von
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20 October 1914
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Chicago
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Has the United States a duty and a destiny to fulfill in China?
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Webster, John Lee, 1847-
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[1900?]
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Helps for leaders of discussion groups
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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The history of early relations between the United States and China, 1784-1844
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Latourette, Kenneth Scott
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January 1918
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The hostility of China
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Kang Yu Wei
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May 1906
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New York
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How is the queen's government to be carried on?
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March 1866
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London
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International conciliation: the United States and China
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Wei-Ching, W. Yen
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June 1909
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New York
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Is aboriginal Formosa a part of the Chinese Empire?
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1874
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Is Japan a menace to the United States?
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DeForest, J.H., Rev
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1908
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Washington D.C.
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Journal of the American Association of China. Vol. 2, no. 5 (whole no. 20) November, 1907, Secretary Taft's visit to Shanghai
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American Association of China
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1907
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Shanghai
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Kidnapped in London: being the story of my capture by, detention at, and release from the Chinese legation, London
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Sun Yat-sen, 1866-1925
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1897
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Bristol
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League of Nations. Chinese delegation. Revision of unequal treaties: China appeals to the League of Nations
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Chao-Hsin Chu
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1926
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London
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Lest we forget: a keepsake from the nineteenth century
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[1901?]
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Letter from legation of the United States in China
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Davis, Jno. W.; Forbes, R.B.
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16 May 1850
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Letter from Ta-Ping-Wang, Toungoo
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Ta-Ping-Wang
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24 September 1862
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Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, president of the Board of Control, on the present state of British intercourse with China
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Marjoribanks, Charles
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1833
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London
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Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, president of the board of control, on the present state of British intercourse with China
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Marjoribanks, Charles
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1833
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London
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Letter to the Right Honourable Viscount Palmerston on British relations with China
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Lindsay, Hugh Hamilton, 1802-1881
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1836
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London
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Manchu relations with Tibet, or Si-tsang
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Parker, E.H.
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A memoir of the principal occurrences during an embassy from the British Government to the court of China in the year 1816
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Morrison, Robert, Rev Dr
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1819
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London
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A memoir of the principal occurrences during an embassy from the British government to the court of China in the year 1816
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Morrison, Robert, 1782-1834
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1820
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London
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A memorial of Anson Burlingame, late envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the Chinese empire to the treaty powers
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Boston (Mass.) City Council
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[1870]
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[Boston]
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Message from the president of the United States to the two houses of Congress at the beginning of the first session of the fifty-first Congress, with the reports of the heads of departments and selections from accompanying documents
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Michael, W.H.
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1890
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Washington
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Message from the President of the United States, in answer to a resolution of the Senate of February 25, 1845, in reference to the correspondence between the commander of the East India squadron and foreign powers, &c...
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United States Navy
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[1846]
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[Washington]
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The morning of my life in China: comprising an outline of the history of foreign intercourse from the last year of the regime of Honorable East India Company, 1833: to the imprisonment of the foreign community in 1839
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Nye, Gideon, 1812-1888
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1873
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Canton
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A most solemn and important epistle to the emperor of China
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Wolcot, John, Dr
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[1817]
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Mutual helpfulness between China and the United States
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Wu, Ting-Fang
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1901
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Washington
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The Nation, volume CIV
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1917
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New York
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New Japan and her problems
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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[1916]
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Niles' Weekly Register
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Niles, H.
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1817
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Baltimore
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Notes of a trip to the island of Saghalin
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Anderson, Geo. C.
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1881
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Shanghai
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On the knowledge possessed by the Ancient Chinese of the Arabs and Arabian Colonies, and other Western countries
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Bretschneider, E.
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1871
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London
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The open door in China
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Lin, C.J.
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November 1921
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Opinion of the attorney general concerning the judicial authority of the commissioner or minister and of consuls of the United States in China and Turkey
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Cushing, Caleb, United States Attorney-General
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1855
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Washington
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Order in council for China & Japan 1881
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Privy Council, Great Britain
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1881
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Shanghai
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Our interests in China. A letter to the Right Hon. Earl Russell, K.G.
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Lay, Horatio N.
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1864
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London
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Our interests in China: a letter to the Right Hon. Earl Russell
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Lay, Horatio N.
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[1864]
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London
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Our national relations with China
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Bishop of Victoria
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1857
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London
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Our policy in China
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Sinnett, Alfred Percy
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1869
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London
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Our relations with China
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Richard, Henry
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1876
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London
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The Pacific and the Amoor. Naval, military, and diplomatic operations from 1855 to 1861
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Marx, Francis
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May 1861
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London
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The Periodical
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February 1918
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New York
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A plea for fair play and the recognition of the Chinese Republic
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Seaman, Louis Livingston, Major
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1913
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The political state of the British Empire
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Adolphus, John
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1818
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London
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The powers in the Pacific
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1903
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Shanghai
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The quarrel between Great Britain and China
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April 1840
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Quarterly register of current history
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1891
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Questions of the day. No 1
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Tyler, Captain
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1857
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London
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The rationale of England's attitude toward China
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Nye, G.
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[1876?]
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Reception and entertainment of the Chinese embassy, by the city of Boston
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1868
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Boston
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The relations between China and Japan during the last twenty-five years
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1919
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London
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The relations between China, Russia and Mongolia
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Williams, E.T.
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October 1916
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Reports, minutes and despatches, on the British position and prospects in China
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Martin, Robert Montgomery, 1803?-1868
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[1846]
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London
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The responsibility of Great Britain for the present crisis in China, and our duties for the future in the Far East
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Pickering, W.A.
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1900
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London
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The royal visit to Shanghai
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1890
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The rupture with China, and its causes: including the opium question, and other important details, in a letter to Lord Viscount Palmerston by a resident in China
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1840
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London
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The Russians in Manchuria
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Kropotkin, P.
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May 1901
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The Russo-Chinese question
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August 1880
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Shanghai
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Settlement at last in China
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February 1901
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A sketch of Russo-Chinese intercourse
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Williams, Frederick Wells, 1857-1928
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[1891]
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[New Haven]
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The Spectator
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1848
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London
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Speech on the bill appropriating forty thousand dollars to enable the president to establish commercial relations between the United States and China
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Clark, J.C.
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1843
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Washington
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Substance of the speech of Lord Grenville, on the motion made by the Marquis Wellesley in the House of Lords, on Friday, the 9th of April, 1813, for the production of certain papers on Indian affairs
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Grenville, Lord
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[1813]
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London
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Thirty years' view; or, a history of the working of the American government for thirty years, from 1820 to 1850
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Benton, Thomas Hart
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1889
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New York
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Treaties and conventions concluded between the United States of America and other powers since July 4, 1776
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1889
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Washington
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A treaty between the United States of America and the Ta Tsing Empire
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1845
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Treaty of commerce and navigation between China and Japan made at Peking, July 21st, 1896
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1896
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Shanghai
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Treaty of commerce and navigation rules, text of agreements between Great Britain and China
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1902
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Shanghai
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The Treaty of Nanking, signed August 29th, 1842, and the supplementary treaty, signed October 8th, 1843. In the Chinese and English languages
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1844
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Macau
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Tribute of the Chamber of Commerce of the state of New-York, to the memory of Anson Burlingame, late ambassador from China, March 3d, 1870
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Cowdin, Elliot C.
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1870
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New York
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The truth about Shantung: moral, legal, economic and political aspects
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The Chinese Students' Alliance of the United States
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August 1919
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New York
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Wanted - a man for Pekin
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Walker, Guy M.
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1909
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Washington, D. C. Conference on the limitation of armament, 1921-1922. Conversations between the Chinese and Japanese representatives in regard to the Shantung question
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The Chinese Delegation
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1923
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Washington
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The West Coast Magazine
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West, Ozmun; Foo Pan Key
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August 1911
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Los Angeles
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What shall we do with our dependencies?
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Storey, Moorfield
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1903
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Boston
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Why China refused to sign the peace treaty
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July 1919
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New York
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The world peace and Chinese tariff autonomy
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1919
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London
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World reconstruction
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The American Branch of the World Alliance for Promoting International Friendship Through the Churches
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