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0935099077.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
DADAX0935099077Brand: Wayfarer Pubns 0000-00-00. Second Printing 1990. paperback. New. 8.50x0.50x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Wayfarer Pubns paperback
2011103287London: Corvus 2011. Paperback Octavo. Paperback. Very good. wraps 1126 pp owner's name and date written on the title page <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Standard shipping no tracking or insurance / Priority with tracking / Custom quote for large or heavy orders. Corvus paperback
0007095Philadelphia: J. H. Moore & Co. 1895. First edition. Hardcover. Fine. 8vo 673 pages two-tone green decorated cloth floral endpapers. <br/><br/>Introduction by Julius Kumpei Matumoto of Tokio Japan. Illustrated by Teitoku Morimoto J. C. Fireman and others. J. H. Moore & Co. hardcover
1601252145.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1943w241233426Waverly Press 1943. 316pp. Blue cloth hardback no DJ Text Volume Only no Plates translated from Chinese The Wall Paintings of Horyuji . Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Waverly Press Hardcover
1907219431London.: Hutchinson & Co. First Edition. 1907. Folding railway map of China and two maps within the text 29 black & white photographic illustrations by the author. Presentation copy to Lady Wantage signed and dated May 7 1907. F.A. McKenzie. Slightly faded cloth covered boards lettered in gilt viii 347pp top edge gilt endpapers and first and last leaves foxed with some scattered foxing throughout gilt armorial seal on the front paste down. A good firm copy of a scarce title. Frederick Arthur McKenzie a Canadian-born journalist reported extensively on East Asian affairs during the early decades of the 20th century. Notably he was among the rare Western correspondents granted access to cover the Russo-Japanese War from within Japanese ranks. Later he documented the Korean struggle against Japanese imperial control offering a rare Western perspective on the resistance movements that emerged during Japan’s occupation of Korea. He was also the author of Korea's Fight for Freedom published in 1920 which documented Korea's resistance against Japan. . Hutchinson & Co. hardcover
197286272Columbia South Carolina: University of South Carolina Press 1972. First Limited Edition. Octavo. 23.5cm. Unnumbered copy from a limitation of 999. Publisher's black cloth spine over red marbled paper boards titled in gilt and red to spine. 226pp. 1. Very light wear a little scuffing to the spine housed in a matching marbled slipcase; internally clean and fresh from the library of noted translater oand poet Nathaniel Tarn bearing his bookplate; page edges stained red; in a strong clean slipcase with a little light edgewear. A very good copy indeed. <br /> <br /> An academic history of the Uighur Empire and its relations with larger Chinese cultures between the 8th and 9th centuries. University of South Carolina Press unknown
1925168389London.: Hurst and Blackett. circa1925. Portrait frontispiece 287pp appendix first and last leaves are faintly foxed neat written name of a prior owner on the half-title spine a little sunned but a firm and tight copy. "In the following pages an attempt is made to reveal the facts regarding the more important issues which have arisen between China and the Treaty Powers as a result of the recent disturbances in that country. It seems to be the fashion nowadays in some circles to regard every claim made or right exercised by the foreign Powers in China as "imperialistic" or unreasonable. It does not seem to be generally understood that the so-called "unequal Treaties" constituted the only means at the time at which they were imposed of securing for foreign residents in China reasonable security for their persons their property and their trade. . . . This work was written with no feeling of hostility towards the Chinese among whom the writer is proud to number many close friends. He believes that it is essential that the truth about the more important of China's international problems should be widely known and that no real service would be done to China by ignoring stubborn and irrefutable facts when the question of treaty-revision is seriously taken up. The labour expended upon writing this volume during a brief furlough will be amply rewarded if it contributes to the discussion of China's problems on a basis of reality. It is easy enough for the arm-chair critic or the sentimentalist at home to urge the scrapping of existing Treaties and the relinquishment of the privileges certain foreigners at present enjoy. These people would probably take a very different view if they had lived for any length of time in China and acquired a first-hand knowledge of the actual situation in that country. And I cannot believe that they are doing any real service to China or to their own countrymen by creating the impression that the British and American publics have completely succumbed to Chinese nationalist and Bolshevik propaganda." From the preface. . Hurst and Blackett. unknown
198318293Montgomery AL: Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts 1983. 1st. Soft cover. Near Fine. 8.0x10.0x0.2in. slight fading to edge of front cover. <br>The catalogue of an exhibition at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Montgomery Alabama from July 12 through September 18 1983 and subsequently at three other venues in Alabama. 92 pieces are illustrated most in black and white a few in color. <br>70pp 0.55lb 8.0x10.0x0.2in Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts paperback
19950085134Ezhou China: Post Office of Ezhou / Changjing Cruise Overseas Travel Corp 1995. Hardcover. Near Fine/Slipcase. No date c. 1995. Hardcover. Text in English and Chinese. Previous owner's signature on front blank page otherwise Fine in the original slipcase. Includes 27 stamps all in fine condition. Post Office of Ezhou / Changjing Cruise Overseas Travel Corp hardcover
1875180155London.: The Graphic. October 231875. Four engravings together 22.5 x 30 cms captions and margins occupying a single newspaper leaf edges a little rough and chipped with a few creases scant spotting and toning the images in very good condition. Four engravings prepared for "The Graphic" illlustrated newspaper by the noted engraver and photographer Horace Harral 1817-1905. Prominent in the mosaic layout is the portrait of Li Hongzhang then Viceroy of Zhili. The murder of the British diplomat Augustus Raymond Margary and his staff in February 1875 whilst scoping potential overland trade routes between British India and China's provinces provoked a diplomatic crisis with China. It handed the British authorities an excuse to put pressure on the Qing government and hastened the build up of Chinese troops and armaments. War was averted with the negotiaton of the Yantai Treaty Chefoo Convention signed by Li and British diplomat Sir Thomas Wade. <br> <br>The four captioned engravings: <br> <br>1. Chinese soldiers; <br>2. Chinese gunboat on the Upper Yangtse-Kiang River; <br>3. Li-Hung-Chang Governor-General of Peichihli Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese Army; <br>4. Interior of a Workshop Nanking Arsenal. <br> <br>From the Estate of the late collector and scholar Arthur Hacker. . The Graphic. unknown
2003Q-1892389541Night Shade Books 2003-12-08. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Night Shade Books hardcover
1959185410Beijing: no stated publisher 1959. A grandiose photobook First and only edition with a printed compliments card from the preparatory committee for the anniversary celebrations. Though unmarked as such this copy was owned by Solomon Adler one of the select group of Westerners permanently resident in China during the Mao era. The 1959 festivities signalled China's growing independence on the international stage and its stepping out of the Kremlin's shadow. This lavish production carefully compiled and printed at great expense is a comprehensive pictorial review of events held on and around 1 October 1959. It begins with the text of addresses by Liu Shaoqi Zhou Enlai Lin Biao Deng Xiaoping and Song Qingling followed by vistas of famous architectural landmarks such as Tiananmen Square and the Museum of the Chinese Revolution. Photos of a meeting and banquet held in the Great Hall of the People accompany shots from the National Day parade showing fireworks dancing and flowers. Mao and Khrushchev feature prominently as do images of diplomatic events and of politicians inspecting industrial exhibits architectural landmarks and cultural artefacts. An economist by training Adler 1909-1994 worked in the US in the 1940s but later fell under suspicion during the "red scare." After a period spent at Cambridge University he moved to China in 1962 living in Beijing until his death three decades later and working on the official Chinese translation into English of Mao's Selected Works. Folio. With tissue-guarded portrait frontispieces of Mao Zedong and Liu Shaoqi tipped in many illustrations 9 folding in text. Original white cloth spine lettered in gilt on red ground compartments elaborately tooled in gilt front board with gilt and red emblem of the People's Republic of China "1949-1959" lettered below in gilt silver silk bookmarker. With dust jacket. Housed in original card box. Binding with touch of wear couple of illustrations slightly proud where incorrectly refolded; jacket flaps without price as issued a few closed tears and chips scuffing: a near-fine copy in very good jacket and like box with some toning and marking. hardcover
200209477PS Publishing: UK 2002. First edition & 1st printing. Hardcover. SF novella. Introduction by M. John Harrison. LIMITED EDITION: 900 copies printed 500 paperback of which this is one of 400 numbered hardbound copies signed by both authors. ADDITIONALLY SIGNED BY DUSTJACKET ARTIST EDWARD MILLER ON TITLE PAGE. Fine copy in a fine dustjacket as new. PS Publishing: UK hardcover
200266261England: PS Publishing 2002. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good /Near Fine. Special Signed Edition limited to 400 numbered hardback copies of which this is numbered 302. Signed by China Mieville & M John Harrison. Bright blue paper-covered boards with gilt-stamped particulars to spine. Pages are clean and unmarked. Text block has light foxing to top edge but is otherwise clean and unmarked. Boards are clean and bright but spine edge of rear board is slightly bowed. Binding is tight spine is slightly cocked. Rear cover of dust jacket is similarly bowed but is otherwise clean bright and unmarked. PS Publishing hardcover
2002mon0003837723PS Publishing 2002T. paperback. Very Good. . stated first signed by the author number 380 fine PS Publishing paperback
200209478PS Publishing: UK 2002. First edition & 1st printing. Trade paperback original. SF novella. Introduction by M. John Harrison. LIMITED EDITION: 900 copies printed 400 hardcover of which this is one of 500 numbered paperback copies signed by the author. Fine as new copy. PS Publishing: UK unknown
200218210Harrogate: PS Publishing 2002. First edition TPBO Trade paperback SIGNED Limited Fine. Edward Miller. Harrogate: PS Publishing: 2002. First edition TPBO Trade paperback SIGNED Limited Fine 90 pp.<br/> Cover artwork by: Edward Miller This edition limited to 500 numbered trade paperback copies signed by the author. PS Publishing paperback
2002206305Harrogate England: PS Publishing LLP 2002. First Edition . Soft cover. As New. Limited Edition. This is # 296/500. SIGNED by the author on the page following the title page. 89 pages plus advertising. Pages are all in excellent condition. Beautifully illustrated card covers with white titles. No wear on the book. AS NEW <br/> <br/> PS Publishing LLP paperback
44876490like new. unknown
196745570Stanford CA: Stanford Univ. Press 1967. 8vo. viii 6 257 1 pp. Numerous maps. Green cloth black lettering NF copy. First Stanford Press edition of this scarce work examining the history of the Wu-tai period between the T’ang and Sung dynasties in China. The author examines the military governors and the T’ang Court; the growth of central power; The Liang court; the control of the provinces; and finally the emergence of a new power structure 926-947 A.D. Stanford Univ. Press, hardcover
20112080502106409921Kawade Shobo Shinsha 2011. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 294p Kawade Shobo Shinsha paperback
190515198New York: Cupples and Leon 1905. Twilight Series. Hardcover. Ca. 1905. Charming tale of Aladdin the idle son of a Chinese tailor & the magician and his magic lamp. Sml 8vo 29 pp b&w and 2 color plates. Illustrations by David Brett. Color illustrated boards with title in white on black. Front cover with vertical crease o/w very good. HKD735. Cupples and Leon hardcover
191222206New York: Columbia University 1912. First edition. Hardcover book. Very good condition. The author examines extraterritoriality and the protection it offered to aliens in China and its move towards a closed door policy although Koo maintains that the attitude to foreigners had always been favorable and that restrictions were imposed due to foreign abuse of generous immunities granted. Part of the Studies in History Economics and Public Law edited by the Faculty of Political Science of Columbia University Volume L Number 2. <br /> <br /> Contents include: the pre-conventional period up to 1842; the conventional period including extraterritorial jurisdiction in China; ports and foreign settlements; alien merchants in the interior of China; Christian missionaries; and protections for aliens and alien property. <br /> <br /> 8vo 7-359pp advertisements 5pp. Original brown gilt cloth title in gilt at spine. Spine ends bumped bookplate W. S. A. Pott at front paste down notes in pencil at rear end paper listing titles of works pertaining to Chinese law. OCLC: 493945427 records 3 copies. Columbia University hardcover
