STATISTICAL AND OTHER BOOKS OF REFERENCE 737
(Singau-fu) of China and the Routes to it from the Yellow Sea (in Russau), S t Petersburg, 1001.
d'Ollonc (Vicointe), In Forbidden China. (English Edition). London, 1012.
Oliphant (L.), Lord Elgin's Mission to China and Japan, 1856-59. 2 vols. Loudon, 1860.
Oxenham{E. L.), Historical Atlas of the Chinese Empire. 2nd ed. London, 1898.
Parker (E. H.), China, her Hisiory, Diplomacy, and Commerce. London, 1901.— John Chinaman and a few Others. London, 1901.— China Past and Present. London, 1903. — China and Religion. London, 1005.
Parsons (B.), An American Engineer in China. New York, 1901.
Pe/'ctvaMW. S.), Twenty Years in the Far East. London, 1905.
Rectus (Elisee), Nouvelle geographic universelle. Tome VII. Paris, 1882. — L'Empire du Milieu. Paris, 1901.
Richard (P. L.). Geographie de I'Empire de Chine. T'ou-se-we, China, 1905.
Richthofen (Ferd. von), China : Ergebnisse eigener Reisen und darauf gegrtindeter Studien. Vols. I., II. and IV., and Atlas. Berlin, 1877-85.
Rockhill (W. W.), Inquiry into the Population of China. (From Smithsonian Muse. Coll., vol. 47, pt. 3). Washington, 1904.— The 1910 Census of the Population of China Leyden, 1912.
Rosa (E. A.), The Changing Chinese. London, 1911.
Scott (R, W. R.), The People of China. London, 1900.
Selby (T. G.), Chinamen at Home. London, 1900.
Smith (A. H.), Chinese Characteristics. 2d. ed. London, 1895.— Village Life in China. New York, 1899.— China in Convulsion. 2 vols. Edinburgh, 1001.
Ticasen (E.), China, das Reich der achtzehn Provinzen. Berlin, 1902.
Townley (Lady Susan), My Chinese Note Book. London, 1904.
Ular (A.), A Russo-Chinese Empire. [Trans, from the French.] London, 1904
FJrtifmr, The China-Japanese War. London, 1895.
Werner (E. T. <^.), Descriptive Sociology. London, 1910.
Williams (Dr. F. Wells), The Middle Kingdom : a Survey cfthe Geography, Government, &c. of the Chinese Empire. Newed. 2 vols. London, 1899. — A History of China : Being the Historical Chapters from 'The Middle Kingdom,' with a Chapter on RecentEvents by F. Wells Williams. London, 1897.
Yf^n (H. L ), A Survey of Constitutional Development in China. New York and London, 1911
You7ighusba7id(F. E.), The Heart of a Continent: Travels in Manchuria, &c. 180 —Among the Celestials. London, 1898.
2. Chinese Dependencies.
Manchuria.
Hosie (A.), Manchuria: its People, Resources, and Recent History. London, 1901.
James^Ti. E. M.), The Long WhiteMountain, or a Journey in Manchuria. London, 1888.
Kemp (E. G ), The Face of Manchuria, Korea, and Russian Turkestan. London, 1912.
Little (A.), The Far East. Oxford, 1005.
Orloff{^. A.), DieEroberung der«Mandschurei durchdie Transbaikal-Kosaken ini Jahre 1900. [Trans, from Russ.] Strassburg, 1904. — Die Mandschurei. [Trans, from Russ.] Berlin, 1904.
iJoss(Rev. J. ), The Manchus; or the Reigning Dynasty of China, their Rise and Progres.«, London, 1880.
Seaman (L. L.), From Tokio through Manchuria with the Japanese. New York, 1905.
Weale (B. L. P.), Manchu and Muscovite. London, 1904.— The Re-shaping of the Far East. London, 1905.— The Truce in the East and its Aftermath. London, 1907.— The Coming Struggle in Eastern Asia. Loudon, 1908.— Coniiict of Colour. London, 1910.
Whigham (H. J.), Manchuria and Korea. London, 1904.
Tibet.
Papers on Tibet. Cd. 1920. London, 1904.— Further Papers on Tibet. Cd, 20— London, 1904.— Further Papers on Tibet. No. III. , Cd. 2370. London, 1005.
Boioer (H.), Diary of a Journey across Tibet. London, 1894.
Candler {E.), On the Road to Lhasa. — The Unveiling of Lhasa. London, 1905.
Crosby (O. T.), Tibet and Turkestan. London, 1906.
Das (Sarat Chandra), Journey to Lhasa and Central Tibet. London, 1902.
Deasy (H. H. P.), In Tibet and Chinese Turkestan. London, 190.1 .
Duncan (Jane E.), A Summer Ride through Western Tibet. London, 1906.
Fergus8on{W. N.), Adventure, Sport and Travel on the Tibetan Steppes. London 1911.
Filehner (W.\ Das Kloster Kumbum in Tibet. Berlin, 1906.
Filchner (W.), Das Ratzel des Matschu. Meiue Tibet Expedition. Berlin, 1907.
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