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Page 369
... ment Early career as a. up to I - pin on the Yangtze ( and beyond to Chia - ting on the Min River ) and up to Nan - ch'ung on the Chia - ling . Above these points , junks can navigate beyond Ch'eng - tu to Kuan - hsien . and Mao - hsien ...
... ment Early career as a. up to I - pin on the Yangtze ( and beyond to Chia - ting on the Min River ) and up to Nan - ch'ung on the Chia - ling . Above these points , junks can navigate beyond Ch'eng - tu to Kuan - hsien . and Mao - hsien ...
Page 370
... ment . Hundreds of government offices were moved to the city from Nanking , along with the diplomatic missions of foreign powers ; and tens of thousands of people came from coastal provinces , bringing with them arsenals , facto- ries ...
... ment . Hundreds of government offices were moved to the city from Nanking , along with the diplomatic missions of foreign powers ; and tens of thousands of people came from coastal provinces , bringing with them arsenals , facto- ries ...
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... ment as a reflection of national govern- ment. Varying and parking and building spacing in business areas ; ( 4 ) the provision of safe , sanitary , and comfortable housing in a variety of dwelling types to meet the needs of all families ...
... ment as a reflection of national govern- ment. Varying and parking and building spacing in business areas ; ( 4 ) the provision of safe , sanitary , and comfortable housing in a variety of dwelling types to meet the needs of all families ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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