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Anglo-Chinese College |
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Catalogue of Japanese manuscripts in the library of the School of Oriental and African Studies together with a short history of manuscripts in Japan |
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Catalogue of publications of translation and monitoring services and of periodicals dealing with the People's Republic of China in the Library of the School of Oriental and African Studies |
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China Field Force orders : Peking, 29th January 1901 |
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Chinese rare books in the P.D.F. |
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Chinese theatre, Shaukiwan |
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Chinese theatre, Yaumati |
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City hall fountain, Hong Kong |
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Custom House, Harbin |
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Da‘ Yah, the Great study |
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Dr. Wu, Dr. Chun, and unidentified man (probably Dr. Lin Chia-Swee) at Plague Hosptital flying the five--coloured flag of the Republic of China (1912-1928) |
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Eleventh report of the Anglo-Chinese College; for the year 1835 |
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The evolution of the Chinese language, as exemplifying the origin and growth of human speech |
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Extract of letter from Mr. Rentso [?] to J. Gaele, 1.2.35 |
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| 17 |
Fan presented by Henry Puyi, the last Emperor of China, to his tutor Sir Reginald Johnston (MS 381195) |
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Fifth annual report of the Anglo-Chinese College, with an appendix |
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For God & China : the life of Mrs Lavington Hart |
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| 20 |
Four characters of Ōtsu-e Three of them playing Ken, accompanied by shamisen music on a boat |
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