10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAPANWOOD»
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sapanwood in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sapanwood and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Trade and Transfer Across the East Asian "Mediterranean"
This was a surprisingly large amount, considering that Ryükyüan tribute ships did
not deliver any sapanwood to Ming China at all until 1469. 72 In Korea, it was
used as a medicine, and, more importantly, the Korean royal family and the ...
Angela Schottenhammer, 2005
2
The London and China Telegraph
Amuvnn.-Susannc, from Saigon; Anna Maria, from Foochow (5,430 chests tea);
Hainan, from Amoy and Foochow (5,178 chests tea); Lorenzen, from Bangkok (
7,370 bags rice and 1,740 pieces sapanwood). SAIL1tD.—V0l0.(l0l', to
Nicolsyefsk.
3
Commercial Relations of the United States with Foreign ...
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1, 089 piculs brown sugar.. . . .. 27.000 picul1rice ........... 730 pieces sapanwood ..
. .. .. 1,065 piculs Look-km bow seed 10,80; p'culs rice .... 11,500 piculs rice .
United States. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 1863
A. J. "'cstrrrrlt. Quarter ended Decem- 2 In port . . . . . . . . .. 2 Hong Kong .... .. 2
Before reported . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 ' 700 pieces sapanwood, 16 pi
- 31,255 00 ber 31, 1862.; cnls tea seed, 22,519 piculs _ rice. 1 New Castle .
United States House of Representatives, 1864
5
Journal of the Society of Arts
Japan copper, 110 piculs; black pepper, 8,868 piculs; tin, 4,073 piculs; gambier,
5,928 piculs ; alum, 783 piculs ; camphor, 1,102 piculs ; sapanwood, 34,392
piculs. To China the exports for 1860 were — opium, Patna, 59 chests ; Benares
194 ...
6
United States Congressional serial set
700 pieces sapanwood, 16 piculs tea seed, 22,519 picula 1 14,000 piculs rice 1
1,11270-100 piculssalt. 1 5,000 piculs rice 1 Rico 1 ( 6,800 piculs rice 46, 400 00
74,479 77 31,255 00 i 00 9,500 16,248 53, IHX) 13, COO Navigation and ...
7
Money, Markets, and Trade in Early Southeast Asia: The ...
YEAR ITEM(S) QUANTITY 1371 1 . tame elephants 6 2. six-legged tortoise
unknown 3. other local products unknown 1372 1. black bear 1 2. white monkeys
unknown 3. sapanwood unknown 4. other local products unknown 1 373 1 . map
of ...
8
Lords of the Land, Lords of the Sea: Conflict and Adaptation ...
The enterprising Dasi of Lamakera promised the Company he would deliver
sapanwood, a wood used for dyeing and as a ballast on European ships. Solor
did not have any sapan forests, so Dasi led an expedition to Pantar, where he
stayed ...
9
Maritime China in Transition 1750-1850
The Chinese took Siamese exports, especially sapanwood, to sell in China and
elsewhere. They also played another important role in Taksin' s military efforts on
account of their being able to supply the king with firearms. As early as January ...
Gungwu Wang, Chin-Keong Ng, 2004
10
Trade and Society, the Amoy Network on the China Coast, ...
... pepper and sapanwood, while tea, silks and satin, cloth, earthenware, paper,
wheaten food, pepper and sapanwood were among the shipments to Manchuria.
17" The Tientsin trade also indicates that, except for a few items of overseas ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SAPANWOOD»
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The Dutch East India Company and the Rise of Intra-Asian Commerce
... to Japan from China via the Patani factory on the Malay Peninsula, as well as sapanwood for red dye and deerskins from the Siamese kingdom of Ayutthaya, ... «Nippon.com, Sep 13»
