The Chinese Students' Monthly Volume 14, Nos. 2-8 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...women of China, education of women, western civilization and Chinese women." Reviewed in Ped Sem 21: i-,8, March, 1914. Broomhall, Marshall. Present Conditions in China.--Xew York, F. H. Revell Co., 1908. vii, I, 58 p. incl. facsim., diagrs., plates, maps. 23 cm. This little book consists of quotations from Chinese newspapers, maps, tables and text, and they all bear witness to the fact that there is a great movement in China. The age of rapid change is golden opportunity for missionaries to christianize the Chinese people. Reviewed in Ind 66:342, Feb. 11, 1909; N Y T 13:673, May 23, 1908; Spec 100:83s, May 23, 1908. Carus, Pall. Chinese Life and Customs.--Chicago, The Open Court Publishing Co., 1907. vi p., 2, 1., 114 p. front., illus. 24 cm. Very interesting book about the Chinese life and customs. The costumes shown in the illustrations now no longer exist in the new republic of the Far East. Illustrations are produced from common Chinese pen drawings. Chitty, Joseph R. Things Seen in China.--London, Seeley, 1909. 252 p. pl. 152 cm. "There is little excuse for the appearance of the present work, since the information which it contains appears to be eminently commonplace."--Ath 1909. Reviewed in Ath 1:40, Jan. 9, 1909; Ind 66:325, Feb. n, 1909; N Y T 14:20, Jan. 9, 1909. cooper, Mrs. Elizabeth. My Lady of the Chinese Courtyard.--Xew York, Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1914. xvi p., 1, I., 262 p. front., plates 2lj4 cm. A collection of letters purporting to be those of a Chinese lady, Kwei-Li, to her husband, describing life during his absence. A very entertaining book which contrast between the old China and the new. Reviewed in Bookm 39:327, May, 1914; Bost Trans p. 22, April 15, 1914; Na 98:575, May 14, 1914. derling, Princess, (Mrs. T. C. Whit...