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The Reminiscences of Tung Hsiao-wan

The Reminiscences of Tung Hsiao-wan

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The Reminiscences of Tung Hsiao-wan

by Mao P'i-chiang (Mao Bijiang), translated by Pan Tze-yen (Z.Q. Parker)

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Shanghai: Commercial Press, 1931. 159p., hardcover, front endpaper had rubberstamped owner's address, otherwise very good. Mao's 17th-century account of his beloved concubine, her name rendered as Dong Xiaowan in modern pinyin orthography (董小宛).

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Title
The Reminiscences of Tung Hsiao-wan
Author
Mao P'i-chiang (Mao Bijiang), translated by Pan Tze-yen (Z.Q. Parker)
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Publisher
Commercial Press
Place of Publication
Shanghai
Date Published
1931
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1930S; Biography; Women; China; Seventeenth century;

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