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Title: 32: The troops of North China that were subject to reorganization. Description of Port Arthur (Lüshunkou). Essay on the pass at Gubeikou. Journey north and east of Beijing. Report by Fulford of his 7 month journey through Manchuria. Information about Manchuria, collected by the staff of Priamurskii district. Description of the part of the Amurskaia region between the rivers Bureia and Amgun', by prince Dadeshkaliani. How to travel, by N.M. Przheval'skii. Account on Chinese trade in 1885 and description of the most important ports, by Haas
Date: 1888
Location(s): Amgun' | Amurskaia region | Beijing | Beijing plain | Bureia | Central Asia | China | Gubeikou | Manchuria | Port Arthur (Lüshunkou) | Shanghai
Personal name(s): Dadeshkaliani, K N, kniaz' |Fulford, H E |Haas, Joseph, 1847-1896 |Przheval'skii, Nikolai Mikhailovich, 1839-1888 |Putiata, Dmitrii Vasil'evich, 1855-
microfiches: 182-188

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Port Arthur (Lüshunkou)

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A journey north and east of Beijing

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The troops of northern China that were subject to reorganization: November, 1887 / by lieutenant colonel Putiata of the General Staff

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The pass at Gubeikou: an essay on Beijing plain / compiled by lieutenant colonel Putiata of the General Staff

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Report by Mr. Haas, austro-hungarian consul in Shanghai, on Chinese trade in 1885, with a description of all chief ports

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Information about Manchuria, collected by the staff of Priamurskii district in 1887

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Report of a 7 month journey through Manchuria / by Fulford, interpreter attached to the English mission in Beijing

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How to travel through Central Asia / by N.M. Przheval'skii

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The part of Amurskaia region between the rivers Bureia and Amgun', explored in 1887 / by prince K.N. Dadeshkaliani

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