10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAN-CHOU»
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An American Transplant: The Rockefeller Foundation and ...
Drawing on European studies, Feng Lan-chou (a Yale-in-China graduate who
had come to Pumc for advanced medical work), Chung Huei-lan, and Reinhard
Hoeppli, Professor of Parasitology, decided to examine dogs in Peking for the ...
2
The Land of the Lamas: Notes of a Journey Through China, ...
Recently, Turkestan (Hs in clii-anr/, or " the New Dominion") was put under a
governor (Tao-ffai); and the governor-general administers from Lan-chou both
Kan- su and Shen-hsi, his presence being much more needed in the disaffected
...
William Woodville Rockhill,
1988
3
In the Service of the Khan: Eminent Personalities of the ...
spirit of a wild fox!' Hai-yun immediately responded, 'Yes sir, yes sir!' 'You should
have another contemplation, then you might get it,' the master commanded.
When Chung-kuan took up residence at the Kuang-hui ssu in Lan-chou (Lan-
hsien) ...
4
Sunburst: The Rise of Japanese Naval Air Power, 1909-1941
Clearly it was important for the Japanese military to destroy the Lan-chou base
and interdict this supply route. Normally, since Lan-chou was outside the navy's
theater of operations, the task would have fallen to the Japanese army ...
5
The Cambridge History of China: Volume 6, Alien Regimes and ...
But in 1081 Li Hsien managed to capture Lan-chou, which had been under
Tibetan domination since the eighth century and had fallen into the Tangut orbit
about 1063.77 Moreover, Li and the other generals inflicted considerable
damage and ...
Denis C. Twitchett, Herbert Franke, John King Fairbank,
1994
6
Across Asia on a Bicycle
The school established for this purpose at Lan-chou we occasionally visited, and
assisted the Chinese schoolmaster to hear the recitations from Routledge's
spelling-book. He, in turn, was a frequent partaker of our “foreign chows,” which
our ...
Thomas Gaskell Allen, William Lewis Sachtleben
7
An Exposition of Benevolence: The Jen-hsüeh of Tʼan Ssu-tʼung
84-85. Lan-chou Chuang-yen ssu Ml i'>Hft:SS# (The Chuang-yen Temple in Lan-
chou, Kansu) [1882] — p. 59. Lan-chou Wang-shih yuan-lin wu-lii iSHIlJ^BWEf}* (
Wang's family garden in Lan-chou, Appendix II: Index to the Letters and Works ...
8
Expedition Zum Amnye Machhen in Südwest-China Im Jahre 1926: ...
They were however prevented from doing so by the arrival of the troops under the
Lan-chou General. Word came today that Chin-chou troops are going to march
on to Lan-chou, and so it seems as if a long fight will be ahead. Hsi- an in Shensi
...
Joseph Francis Charles Rock, Hartmut Walravens,
2003
The following day Lan-chou Fu was reached after a journey of fifteen miles along
dusty roads, lying for the most part over loess and sandstone hills. Three miles
from Lan-chou, the road descends into a wide valley through which flows the ...
R. Sterling Clark, A. de Carle Sowerby
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Aedes aegypti: the yellow fever mosquito
Feng, Lan Chou (1930). Ann. Trop. Med. Parasit. 24, 361-2. Feng, Lan Chou (
1933 a). Lingnan Sci. J. 12, Suppl. 28. Feng, Lan Chou (19336). Chinese Med. J.
47, 168-78. Feng, Lan Chou and Hoeppli, R. (1933). Chinese Med. J. 47, 1191-9.
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