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Classic Deem Sum: Recipes from Yank Sing Restaurant, San Francisco
China Journal 1889-1900: An American Missionary Family During the Boxer Rebellion: With the Letters and Diaries of Eva Jane Price and Her Family
Young Fu of the upper Yangtze
Young Fu of the upper Yangtze

By Elizabeth Foreman Lewis

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In the 1920's a Chinese youth from the country comes to Chungking with his mother where the bustling city offers adventure and his apprenticeship to a coppersmith brings good fortune.

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Chinese reflections: Americans teaching in the People's sic Republic
China, the oilfield equipment market
Thin Air
Thin Air

By William Leonard Marshall

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The Communist Experiment: Revolution, Socialism, and Global Conflict in the Twentieth Century
The United Nations and the Superpowers: China, Russia and America
Roadshow
Roadshow

By William Leonard Marshall

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People's War: Conditions and the Consequences in China and in South East Asia

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