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Ah-lah kyiu-cü Yiæ-su Kyi-toh-go Sing Iah shü : peng-veng fæn Nying-Po t'u-wo : feng pʻintang-pʻin : yih-pin cü siang-te-go tsih-tsông |
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3 |
An explanation of the elementary characters of the Chinese : with an analysis of their ancient symbols and hieroglyphics |
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4 |
Bai hua wen su cheng fa |
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6 |
Chinese without a teacher : being a collection of easy and useful sentences in the Mandarin dialect with a vocabulary |
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7 |
Dictionarium Sinense-Latinum Sum-Kiam : scribebant Sem. Nan-kin Alumni |
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8 |
A dictionary of the Amoy vernacular spoken throughout the prefectures of Chin-Chiu, Chiang-Chiu and Formosa = Xia men yin xin zi dian |
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9 |
Disposal of Robert Morrison's Chinese Library |
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11 |
The evolution of the Chinese language, as exemplifying the origin and growth of human speech |
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12 |
Fan presented by Henry Puyi, the last Emperor of China, to his tutor Sir Reginald Johnston (MS 381195) |
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13 |
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14 |
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15 |
Hikajet deri dihoeloe kala : goena segala anak anak |
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16 |
Instruction is given in Chinese, a knowledge of which is essential to travellers, missionaries, sportsmen, merchants, civil servants, and others |
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17 |
Late Rev. Dr. Morrison's Chinese library |
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18 |
Letter from Alexander and John Stronach, 09 March 1838, Singapore |
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19 |
Letter from Alexander and John Stronach, 09 October 1838, Singapore |
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20 |
Letter from Alexander and John Stronach, 14 May 1838, Singapore |
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