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Date |
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The American almanac and repository of useful knowledge for the year 1841
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1840
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Boston
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Are missionaries in any way responsible for the present disturbances in China?
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Dubose, Hampden C.
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[1900]
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"Bethink yourselves": Tolstoy's letter on the Russo-Japanese war
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Tolstoy, Leo
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1904
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Boston
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The bombardment of Canton
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Shortrede, Andrew
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1857
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London
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The bombardment of Canton: six letters addressed to the editor of the "Daily News" by a twelve years' resident in China
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Shortrede, Andrew
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1857
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London
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Books and authors: the national literary newspaper
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September 1917
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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 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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Chinese account of the Opium War
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Parker, E.H.
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1888
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Shanghai
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Chinese Gordon: the uncrowned king: his character as it is portrayed in his private letters, compiled by Laura C. Holloway
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Gordon, Charles George, 1833-1885
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1885
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New York
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The Chinese question
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Hallett, Holt S.
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Chinese view of the war
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Cheng, F.T.
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[August 1915]
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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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Deeds of valor in the war between China and Japan, 1894: how America's heroes won the Medal of Honor
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1905
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Detroit, Mich.
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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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The destruction of the schools for the blind by the Chinese in Peking in June 1900
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1901
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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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Experiences in China
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Dickman, J.T., Captain
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[1901]
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Famous battles of the nineteenth century
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Welsh, Charles
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1907-1910
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New York
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The first British bombardment in Japan and the debate on it in the House of Commons
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April 1864
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London
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The French at Foochow
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Roche, James F.; Cowen, L.L.
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1884
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Shanghai
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The hand of God in the siege of Peking
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Smith, A.H., Rev
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A hand-book on the annexation of Hawaii
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Thurston, Lorrin A.
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[1897?]
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Michigan
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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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The heart of Pekin: Bishop A. Favier's diary of the siege, May-August, 1900, edited by Rev J. Freri
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Favier, Alphonse, 1837-1905
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1901
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Boston
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The hope of the Philippines
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Seaman, Louis Livingston, Major
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The hostilities at Canton
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Stapleton, Augustus G.
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1857
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London
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A letter to Lord Lyndhurst, on the late debate upon China
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Kelly, Fitzroy Edward, Sir, 1796-1880
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1857
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London
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A narrative of the recent events in Tong-King
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Cordier, Henri
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January 1875
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Shanghai
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Narrative of the shipwreck of the "Kite"
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March 1841
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Macau
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The Nation, volume CIV
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1917
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New York
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The new quarrel in China
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1859
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London
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Origin and progress of the war between England and China
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Edmonds, John Worth, 1799-1874
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1841
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New York
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Origin and progress of the war between England and China
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Edmonds, John W.
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1924
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Seattle
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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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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 Peking legations: a national uprising and international episode
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Hart, Robert, Sir, 1835-1911
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1900
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Shanghai
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Peril of China's revolt
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Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis, 1851-1908
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[1900]
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[New Haven, CT]
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The quarrel between Great Britain and China
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April 1840
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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 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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Report of the East India Committee of the Colonial Society on the causes and consequences of the military operations in China
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East India Committee, Colonial Society, London
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1843
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London
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Report of the East India Committee of the Colonial Society on the causes and consequences of the military operations in China
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East India Committee, Colonial Society
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1843
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London
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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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Responsibility among the Chinese
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Cady, C.M.
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January 1896
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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 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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A short history of Chinkiang
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Woodbridge, Samuel I.
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1898
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[Chinkiang?]
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The sources of the anti-foreign disturbances in China: with a supplementary account of the uprising of 1900
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Reid, Gilbert, 1857-1927
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1903
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Shanghai
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The story of China: with a description of the events relating to the present struggle, with over seventy illustrations and maps from photographs taken by the author and others, and from original drawings
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Edwards, Neville
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1900
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London, Philadelphia
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The war in Tong-King: why the French are in Tong-King, and what they are doing there
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Staunton, Sidney Augustus
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1884
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Boston
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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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