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Une édition électronique réalisée à partir du texte de Thomas Taylor Meadows, Desultory notes on the Government and People of China, and on the chinese language. Première édition: Wm. H. ALLEN and Co., Londres, 1847. Réimpression Praeger Publishers, New York, 1970. XIII + 250 pages. Une édition réalisée par Pierre Palpant, bénévole, Paris. Table des matières NOTE I : On the False Notions extant in England regarding China and the Chinese. NOTE II : On the Business Style of the Chinese written Language. NOTE III : On the Difficulty of Learning the Chinese Language. NOTE IV : On the Colloquial Chinese as spoken by the Manchoos, inclusive of the Imperial Family and Household, and by Natives of Pekin generally. NOTE V : A New Orthography adapted to the Pekin Pronunciation of the Colloquial Chinese. NOTE VI : On the Intonations or Tones, called Shĕng by the Chinese. NOTE VII : Sketch of Kwang-tûng. NOTE VIII : On the Rank, Duties, and Salaries of the Mandarins... NOTE IX : On the Yamun and their various Inhahitants. NOTE X : On the Ti pau and the Tai shu. NOTE XI : On the Cause of the long Duration of the Chinese Empire. NOTE XII : On the Principal Defects of the Chinese Government. NOTE XIII : On Personating Criminals. NOTE XIV : On the Extortions and Oppressions of the Mandarins. NOTE XV : On the Internal Stability of the Chinese Empire. NOTE XVI : On some of the more Prominent Features in the Character and Manners of the Chinese, and on the Best Method of dealing with them. NOTE XVII : On the Chinese Ignorance of Foreign Countries, and Feeling of Superiority over Foreigners. NOTE XVIII : On the Best Means of putting an end to the General Use of Opium in China. NOTE XIX : Application of the Conclusion arrived at in Note XI. to the Policy and Prospects of our own Country.
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