China : chung hue min kuo = central flowery republican country / Richard Edes Harrison

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China : chung hue min kuo = central flowery republican country / Richard Edes Harrison

Description:: Relief shown pictorially, spot heights and gradient tints.; As "seen from the direction of Guam."; Includes text, distance chart and inset map: "Migration of Chinese Universities."; Text and illustrations (magazine pages) on verso.; Originally published in Fortune, April 1941. Color 1:4,307,000 Asia;China
Display date:: 1941
Format:: image
Collections:: Digital Public Library of America
Contributors:: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Publisher:: New York : Fortune
Content partner:: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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