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Page 442
Ten families were organized into a p ' ai and a chief of the p ' ai was appointed to
be responsible for the good conduct of the ten families under his jurisdiction .
Every ten p ' ai were organized into a chia and a chief of the chia was appointed
to ...
Ten families were organized into a p ' ai and a chief of the p ' ai was appointed to
be responsible for the good conduct of the ten families under his jurisdiction .
Every ten p ' ai were organized into a chia and a chief of the chia was appointed
to ...
Page 548
They have no king , no chief , and no tribe . They appear and disappear in the
deep mountains in groups of sometimes more than ten , sometimes less than ten
persons . They collect everything which they can eat : If they find birds , they will ...
They have no king , no chief , and no tribe . They appear and disappear in the
deep mountains in groups of sometimes more than ten , sometimes less than ten
persons . They collect everything which they can eat : If they find birds , they will ...
Page 567
He also served as the editor - in - chief of several books . He was a man of
integrity who enjoyed respect from both Chinese and foreigners . Both the
Korean ambassadors and the European missionaries admired him highly . For
his biography ...
He also served as the editor - in - chief of several books . He was a man of
integrity who enjoyed respect from both Chinese and foreigners . Both the
Korean ambassadors and the European missionaries admired him highly . For
his biography ...
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| Title | A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820: Documentation and reference Part 2 of A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Western Relations, 1644-1820, Lo-shu Fu Issue 22 of Association for Asian Studies monographs and papers Issue 22 of Monographs and papers, Association for Asian Studies Issue 22 of Monographs of the Association for Asian Studies |
| Editor | Lo-shu Fu |
| Translated by | Lo-shu Fu |
| Publisher | Association for Asian Studies, 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0816501513, 9780816501519 |
| Length | 792 pages |
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