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BookPopular Culture in Late Imperial China

David H. Johnson1985

Book1985

Popular Culture in Late Imperial China

David H. Johnson · Andrew James Nathan · Evelyn Sakakida Rawski · Judith A. Berling · James Hayes · Robert E. Hegel +6 more

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Published1985-12-31

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