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... Chinese , because it might happen to possess a word something like the sound of ching , which might also bear a significa- tion not very different from ... Chinese is instructed in the language of his country Barrow's Travels in China . 347.
... Chinese , because it might happen to possess a word something like the sound of ching , which might also bear a significa- tion not very different from ... Chinese is instructed in the language of his country Barrow's Travels in China . 347.
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... Chinese , in the administration of government : they have two Councils , and six Boards , presiding over things military , ceremonial , judicial , and financial , and over public works and appointments . The compendium of their laws ...
... Chinese , in the administration of government : they have two Councils , and six Boards , presiding over things military , ceremonial , judicial , and financial , and over public works and appointments . The compendium of their laws ...
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... Chinese appear , be called into existence ? With regard to the origin of the Chinese , Mr. B. does not coincide in the opinion of M. Guignes , that they were colo- nized from Egypt : he thinks that they and the Tartars have a common ...
... Chinese appear , be called into existence ? With regard to the origin of the Chinese , Mr. B. does not coincide in the opinion of M. Guignes , that they were colo- nized from Egypt : he thinks that they and the Tartars have a common ...
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