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R. Morrison, Chinese Miscellany consisting
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R. Morrison, Chinese Miscellany consisting

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MORRISON, Robert {1782-1834} R.  Morrison,  Chinese Miscellany;  consisting  of original  extracts  from  Chinese  authors  in the native   character'   with    translations    and philological remarks.  London: printed by McDowall for The London Missionary Society, 1825. Plate V:  Symbols  and  line-drawing  portrait  of Tsang-hee,   who  is said to have first formed the Chinese Symbols.

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