China Society Occasional Papers, Temas11-17China Society London., 1961 |
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... immigrants were farmers , an inevitable pattern for people coming from China , and for them it was not possible to provide farming land . The immigrants , debarred from the life they knew , looked to the cities of Victoria and Kowloon ...
... immigrants were farmers , an inevitable pattern for people coming from China , and for them it was not possible to provide farming land . The immigrants , debarred from the life they knew , looked to the cities of Victoria and Kowloon ...
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... immigrants who were no longer willing to be absorbed by them ; more women were being brought from China and a self - subsistent immigrant Chinese group became possible . During the early part of the twentieth century , although some ...
... immigrants who were no longer willing to be absorbed by them ; more women were being brought from China and a self - subsistent immigrant Chinese group became possible . During the early part of the twentieth century , although some ...
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... immigrants to Malaya in the latter part of the nineteenth century , the Babas came to form a small minority of the Malayan Chinese . When their economic fortunes declined relatively to those of many of the immigrants and when the ...
... immigrants to Malaya in the latter part of the nineteenth century , the Babas came to form a small minority of the Malayan Chinese . When their economic fortunes declined relatively to those of many of the immigrants and when the ...
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