George Thomas Staunton
Miscellaneous Notices Relating to China, and Our Commercial Intercourse with That Country, Including a Few Translations from the Chinese Language
George Thomas Staunton
Miscellaneous Notices Relating to China, and Our Commercial Intercourse with That Country, Including a Few Translations from the Chinese Language
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A collection by a British sinologist, published in 1822, that includes translated Chinese texts and essays about trade with China.
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A collection by a British sinologist, published in 1822, that includes translated Chinese texts and essays about trade with China.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 404
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juni 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 568g
- ISBN-13: 9781108045810
- ISBN-10: 1108045812
- Artikelnr.: 35453684
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- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
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- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 404
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juni 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 568g
- ISBN-13: 9781108045810
- ISBN-10: 1108045812
- Artikelnr.: 35453684
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Preface; Literary Notices: 1. Translation of a portion of the Emperor
Yong-tching's Book of Sacred Instructions; 2. Notice of a popular game
among the Chinese, called Tsoey-moey; 3. Notice of and extract from a
Chinese work called Tong-wha-loo; 4. Note on the Chinese language and
poetry; 5. Notices of Chinese books; 6. Note relative to certain rites and
ceremonies of the Chinese; 7. Note relative to the Catholic missions in
China; 8. Translation of Chinese account of the settlement of Macao; 9.
Translation of a Chinese dispatch, sent to Russia, 21st Jan. 1890; 10.
Table of contents of a Chinese and Mantchoo-Tartar dictionary; 11. Note on
the Pleasing History, a translation of a Chinese novel; 12. Note on the
Chinese language and character; 13. Notices of Chinese books; 14. Note upon
Renaudot's Ancient Account of India and China; 15. Note upon Amiot's
translation of Kien-long's Praise of Mougden, a poem; 16. Note on the
Chinese court ceremony of the Ko-tou; Commercial Notices: 17.
Considerations on the China Trade, with notes; 18. Additional
considerations on the China trade; 19. Note on the British factory in
China, and the late Embassy; 20. Note on the suspension of the trade of the
East-India Company at Canton, in 1807; 21. Note on the general suspension
of the British trade in China, and particularly on the suspension of that
part of it called the Country Trade, in 1814; 22. Extract of a letter upon
the propositions entertained relative to the China Trade, in 1819; 23. Note
on the propositions that have been made for the admission of private
British merchants to a participation in the carrying trade between the Port
of Canton and the continents of Europe and America; 24. Particulars of the
state of the China trade, foreign as well as British, previous to the wars
of the French Revolution.
Yong-tching's Book of Sacred Instructions; 2. Notice of a popular game
among the Chinese, called Tsoey-moey; 3. Notice of and extract from a
Chinese work called Tong-wha-loo; 4. Note on the Chinese language and
poetry; 5. Notices of Chinese books; 6. Note relative to certain rites and
ceremonies of the Chinese; 7. Note relative to the Catholic missions in
China; 8. Translation of Chinese account of the settlement of Macao; 9.
Translation of a Chinese dispatch, sent to Russia, 21st Jan. 1890; 10.
Table of contents of a Chinese and Mantchoo-Tartar dictionary; 11. Note on
the Pleasing History, a translation of a Chinese novel; 12. Note on the
Chinese language and character; 13. Notices of Chinese books; 14. Note upon
Renaudot's Ancient Account of India and China; 15. Note upon Amiot's
translation of Kien-long's Praise of Mougden, a poem; 16. Note on the
Chinese court ceremony of the Ko-tou; Commercial Notices: 17.
Considerations on the China Trade, with notes; 18. Additional
considerations on the China trade; 19. Note on the British factory in
China, and the late Embassy; 20. Note on the suspension of the trade of the
East-India Company at Canton, in 1807; 21. Note on the general suspension
of the British trade in China, and particularly on the suspension of that
part of it called the Country Trade, in 1814; 22. Extract of a letter upon
the propositions entertained relative to the China Trade, in 1819; 23. Note
on the propositions that have been made for the admission of private
British merchants to a participation in the carrying trade between the Port
of Canton and the continents of Europe and America; 24. Particulars of the
state of the China trade, foreign as well as British, previous to the wars
of the French Revolution.
Preface; Literary Notices: 1. Translation of a portion of the Emperor
Yong-tching's Book of Sacred Instructions; 2. Notice of a popular game
among the Chinese, called Tsoey-moey; 3. Notice of and extract from a
Chinese work called Tong-wha-loo; 4. Note on the Chinese language and
poetry; 5. Notices of Chinese books; 6. Note relative to certain rites and
ceremonies of the Chinese; 7. Note relative to the Catholic missions in
China; 8. Translation of Chinese account of the settlement of Macao; 9.
Translation of a Chinese dispatch, sent to Russia, 21st Jan. 1890; 10.
Table of contents of a Chinese and Mantchoo-Tartar dictionary; 11. Note on
the Pleasing History, a translation of a Chinese novel; 12. Note on the
Chinese language and character; 13. Notices of Chinese books; 14. Note upon
Renaudot's Ancient Account of India and China; 15. Note upon Amiot's
translation of Kien-long's Praise of Mougden, a poem; 16. Note on the
Chinese court ceremony of the Ko-tou; Commercial Notices: 17.
Considerations on the China Trade, with notes; 18. Additional
considerations on the China trade; 19. Note on the British factory in
China, and the late Embassy; 20. Note on the suspension of the trade of the
East-India Company at Canton, in 1807; 21. Note on the general suspension
of the British trade in China, and particularly on the suspension of that
part of it called the Country Trade, in 1814; 22. Extract of a letter upon
the propositions entertained relative to the China Trade, in 1819; 23. Note
on the propositions that have been made for the admission of private
British merchants to a participation in the carrying trade between the Port
of Canton and the continents of Europe and America; 24. Particulars of the
state of the China trade, foreign as well as British, previous to the wars
of the French Revolution.
Yong-tching's Book of Sacred Instructions; 2. Notice of a popular game
among the Chinese, called Tsoey-moey; 3. Notice of and extract from a
Chinese work called Tong-wha-loo; 4. Note on the Chinese language and
poetry; 5. Notices of Chinese books; 6. Note relative to certain rites and
ceremonies of the Chinese; 7. Note relative to the Catholic missions in
China; 8. Translation of Chinese account of the settlement of Macao; 9.
Translation of a Chinese dispatch, sent to Russia, 21st Jan. 1890; 10.
Table of contents of a Chinese and Mantchoo-Tartar dictionary; 11. Note on
the Pleasing History, a translation of a Chinese novel; 12. Note on the
Chinese language and character; 13. Notices of Chinese books; 14. Note upon
Renaudot's Ancient Account of India and China; 15. Note upon Amiot's
translation of Kien-long's Praise of Mougden, a poem; 16. Note on the
Chinese court ceremony of the Ko-tou; Commercial Notices: 17.
Considerations on the China Trade, with notes; 18. Additional
considerations on the China trade; 19. Note on the British factory in
China, and the late Embassy; 20. Note on the suspension of the trade of the
East-India Company at Canton, in 1807; 21. Note on the general suspension
of the British trade in China, and particularly on the suspension of that
part of it called the Country Trade, in 1814; 22. Extract of a letter upon
the propositions entertained relative to the China Trade, in 1819; 23. Note
on the propositions that have been made for the admission of private
British merchants to a participation in the carrying trade between the Port
of Canton and the continents of Europe and America; 24. Particulars of the
state of the China trade, foreign as well as British, previous to the wars
of the French Revolution.