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8vo grayblue cloth, gilt spine titles, appears unread, a few dj tears ow NF/vgdj: 175pp, index, notes, bibl; Sandra L. Myres (1933-1991) was professor of history at the University of Texas in Arlington. Her published works include "Calvary Wife" and "Westering Women and the Frontier Experience"; extremely scarce hardcover 1stedn

1stedn; hb sm4to red cloth blk ltrs VG/ndj: 437pp; this text shows the reader how to read and translate technical Japanese texts by providing graded readings, explanatory notes, and translation aids, specifically designed for scientists and engineers on how to translate technical manuals, research publications and reference works.

1stedn; hb 8vo red cloth PO Jack Wills sign to fep with his underlining and notes in text, ow VG/vgdj: xv+328pp, bibliography, notes, glossary and index. ASSOCIATION: John E. Wills, Jr. 1936-2017, Longtime USC China Studies Professor was PO of this volume and has signed his full name to fep. Wills was a prolific scholar of works on relations between China and the West during the age of exploration; his book on the Ming-Qing transition period entitled 1688: A Global History. is now a classic

1stedn; hb 8vo red cloth, PO Jack Wills sign to fep with his underlining and notes in text, ow VG/ndj: xv+390pp, bibliography, notes, and index. Contributors: William Theodore de Bary, "Some Common Tendencies in Neo-Confucianism"; Benjamin Schwartz, "Some Polarities in Confucian Thought"; Hui-Chen Wang Liu, "An Anaysis of Chinese Clan Rules: Confucian THeories in Action"; Denis Twitchett, "The Fan Clan's Charitable Estate, 1050-1760"; C. K. Yang, "Some Characteristics of Chinese Bureaucratic Behavior"; James T. C. Liu, "Some Clssifications of Bureaucrats in Chinese Historiography"; Charles O. Hucker, "Confucianism and the Chinese Censorial System"; David S. Nivison, "Ho-shen and His Accusers: Ideology and Political Behavior in the Eighteenth Century"; Joseph R. Levenson, "The Suggestiveness of Vestiges: Confucianism and Monarchy at the Last"; John Whitney Hall, "The Confucian Teacher in Tokugawa Japan"; Donald H. Shively, "Motoda Eifu: Confucian Lecturer to the Meiji Emperor."

8vo illluswraps, minor wear covers, a sound paperback copy, PO Jack Wills sign to fep with his underlining and notes in text, ow VG/ndj: x + 411pp, notes, index,.Twelve biographical studies of prominent Chinese who lived between the 6th and 12th centuries and who have in common their devotion to Confucian values. contents: Hans Frankel, T`ang Literati; Denis Twitchett, Lu Chih - Imperial Adviser and Court Official; Igor de Rachewiltz, Yeh-lü Ch`u-ts`ai: Buddhist Idealist and Confucian Statesman; Herbert Franke, Chia Ssu-tao - A Bad Last Minister ?, ASSOCIATION: John E. Wills, Jr. 1936-2017, Longtime USC China Studies Professor was PO of this volume and has signed his full name to fep. Wills was a prolific scholar of works on relations between China and the West during the age of exploration; his book on the Ming-Qing transition period entitled 1688: A Global History. is now a classi

1stedn; hb 8vo blue cloth PO Jack Wills sign to fep with his underlining and notes in text, ow VG/vgdj: xxv+320pp. Figures, maps, bibliography, notes, glossary and index. ASSOCIATION: John E. Wills, Jr. 1936-2017, Longtime USC China Studies Professor was PO of this volume and has signed his full name to fep. Wills was a prolific scholar of works on relations between China and the West during the age of exploration; his book on the Ming-Qing transition period entitled 1688: A Global History. is now a classic