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In 1368 the Mongol dynasty yielded its place to the native dynasty of the Ming.
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Buxton L.H.D., China, the Land and the People, Oxford, 1929.
Cowan H.H., and Hall J.W., Outline History of China, New York, 1926.
Giles H.A., the Civilization of China, New York, 1911.
Williams E.T., a Short History of China, New York, 1928.
Werner ET.C., China of the Chinese, London, 1919.
Williams E.T., China: Yesterday and Today, New York, 1927.
Williams, 145
Cowan H.H., and Hall J.W., Outline History of China, New York, 1926.
Cameron Meribeth E., Mahoney Thomas H.D., and McReynolds George E., China, Japan and the Powers, New York, 1952.
Williams S.W., the Middle Kingdom, 2 vols., New York, 1891.
Giles, 452
Woodhead H.G.W., the China Year Book, Shanghai and London, 1912,...
and annually.
Chinese Ministry of Information, China Handbook, 1937-1943, New York, 1943.
Bibliography
Buxton L.H.D., China, the Land and the People, Oxford, 1929.
Cameron Meribeth E., Mahoney Thomas H.D., and McReynolds George E., China, Japan and the Powers, New York, 1952.
Chinese Ministry of Information, China Handbook, 1937-1943, New York, 1943.
Giles H.A., the Civilization of China, New York, 1911.
Cowan H.H., and Hall J.W., Outline History of China, New York, 1926.
Werner ET.C., China of the Chinese, London, 1919.
Williams E.T., China: Yesterday and Today, New York, 1927.
Williams E.T., a Short History of China, New York, 1928.
Williams S.W., the Middle Kingdom, 2 vols., New York, 1891.
Woodhead H.G.W., the China Year Book, Shanghai and London, 1912, and annually.
Bibliography
Buxton L.H.D., China, the Land and the People, Oxford, 1929.
Cameron Meribeth E., Mahoney Thomas H.D., and McReynolds George E., China, Japan and the Powers, New York, 1952.
Chinese Ministry of Information, China Handbook, 1937-1943, New York, 1943.
Giles H.A., the Civilization of China, New York, 1911.
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