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Title	Morrison pahphlets [microform]. 128 / Toyo Bunko
Imprint	Tokyo : Toyo Bunko, [1999]

LOCATION	CALL #	STATUS	OPACMSG	BARCODE
Fu Ssu-Nien A/V Room	MF DS503.5 M878 v.128(ROLL 8593)	AVAILABLE		30530001111889

Descript	1 microfilm reels ; 35 mm
Series	モリソン文庫
	東洋文庫. モリソン文庫
Note	File no.: P-III-a-2566~2605
Subject	East Asia -- Collected works
Alt Author	Toyo Bunko (Japan). Nanposhi Kenkyu Iinkai
	Seaman, Louis Livingston. Some of the triumphs of scientific medicine in peace and war in foreign lands (P-III-a-2566)
	Coup, Capit. Notes sur la compagnie montée du corps expéditionnaire de Chine (P-III-a-2568)
	Bredon, Sir Robert. China's outlook (P-III-a-2569)
	Groot, P. Hofstede de. De zending in China, volgens 't geen Dr. K. Gützlaff, den 18 April 1850, daarvan te Groningen mededeelde. Benevens eenige woorden over de noodwendigheid der zending, vooral over die in China in onzen tijd (P-III-a-2572)
	Brown, Capt. C. Abbott. The war in the East. A treatise contrasting the naval and military forces of Japan and Russia, together with much pertinent information compiled from official sources (P-III-a-2574)
	King, Paul. In a Chinese mirror. A paper read before the China Society, Caxton Hall, Westminster, Dec. 15th, 1910 (P-III-a-2575)
	Borel, Henri. De Chineesche Republiek. Lezing gehouden voor de Chineesche Vereeniging 會華中(Chung Hwa Hwui) te Amsterdam, op 5 April, 1913 (P-III-a-2577)
	Hoffmann, Johann Joseph. Iets over Chinesche lombardbriefjes (P-III-a-2579)
	Young, J. W. Sang djie tjoa. De optocht der Chineezen voor het beschreven papier te Padang (P-III-a-2580)
	Forrester, H. A practical and self-supporting scheme for training Chinese youths for the mercantile marine for safe guarding the travelling public on Chinese waters and adding to the naval strength on the Empire (P-III-a-2581)
	Fair-Play, pseud. The Wu-shih-shan affair impartially considered with the original agreements, and counsel's opinion thereon (P-III-a-2582)
	South China Religious Tract Society. Foreign operations China (P-III-a-2584)
	Palmer, Julius A. Ah Ying and his contemporaries (P-III-a-2585)
	Walsh, Robert F. Chinese and the fisheries (P-III-a-2586)
	Armstrong, Alexander, comp. Shantung, China (P-III-a-2588)
	Smith, Arthur Henderson. The Chinese kitchen-god. For little people (P-III-a-2589)
	Welles, Harriet. One hundred years too soon (P-III-a-2590)
	Faber, Max von. Transcendentale voorstellingen der Chineezen (P-III-a-2592)
	Dabry, P. Note sur la pisciculture en Chine (P-III-a-2593)
	Julien, Stanislas. Sur le pois oléagineu de Chine (P-III-a-2594)
	Du Mont, Maxime. L'arbre à huile de la Chine (P-III-a-2595)
	Janson, von. Unmassgebliches über China (P-III-a-2596)
	Graham, Sir J. The War with China. Speech in the House of Commons, Tuesday, April 7, 1840 (P-III-a-2599)
	Hinton, Richard J. A talk with Mr. Burlingame about China (P-III-a-2600)
	Yen, Wei-ching W. The United States and China (P-III-a-2601)
	Seward, George F. Consular Jurisdiction over Persons on board Ships in the Waters of China. No. 7. Circular Letter to U. S. Consuls in China (P-III-a-2602)
	Oudin, Maurice A. America's opportunity in China (P-III-a-2603)
	Dunnell, Mark B. Our policy in China (P-III-a-2604)
	Gallagher, Patrick. Mr. Wilson and China (P-III-a-2605)
Alt Title	Morrison pamphlet. 128
	Irrigation in Asia-China (P-III-a-2567)
	Am Scheidewege. Ein Rückblick und ein Ausblick auf die Dinge in China (P-III-a-2570)
	De chinesche Oorlog (P-III-a-2571)
	Minutes of a special communication of the district grand lodge of Northern China, E. C., held at the Masonic Hall, Shanghai, on Saturday, 2nd February, 1901, at 5. 30 o'clock p. m., being the day appointed for the funeral of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria ... (P-III-a-2573)
	The Chinese crisis (P-III-a-2576)
	Pictures illustrating 'God's plan for China' and 'the Giant at the Cross rosds'. Issued by the Central committee of the King's messengers (P-III-a-2578)
	Six weeks in a tower (P-III-a-2583)
	Anglo-French Quicksilver and Mining Concession (Kwei-chau Province) of China, Limited (P-III-a-2587)
	Chang: His bell (P-III-a-2591)
	Are Americans intelligent? By a Chinese gentleman (P-III-a-2597)

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