Search Results: China from Charlie's Books

"All the Tea in China: How to Buy, Sell, and Make Money on the Mainland" by Jeremy Haft, Founder, Bchinabinc. First Edition 2007 published by Portfolio. 210pp. Fine book with Fine dust jacket.

"The Changing Society of China" - 1969 Revised Edition Third Printing Paperback. Authors: Ch'u Chai and Winberg Chai. New American Library (A Mentor Book), New York. Map of the Administrative Divisions of China. Selected Bibliography with General Reference Guide on Modern China. Index. 278pp. "Once everything changed except China: Now there is nothing in China that does not change. The most conservative nation in history has become one of the most radical ..." Paperback in Good condition - unmarked and tightly bound - although with a small lower part of the rear cover.

Hardcover edition published by W.W. Norton & Company. First Edition 1998. 279pp. Fine book with Fine dust jacket. "China in Western Minds."

New York: The Ronald Press Company, 1948 Illustrated. Map ep(s). 358pp. Black boards, gilt letters and decoration. Name/Address front-free endpaper and slight foxing, else, Very Good.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good.

"Humanity at Stake: A Dialogue" by Abraham Young. Soft-cover book 2008 edition. Pictures. 129pp. Self Published. Fine condition. "on why the world should now end China's military & political aggression, understand Taiwan's democracy, and defend 23 million citizen's human rights to self determination."

Third Printing 1982; published by Harvard University Press. Fine soft-cover book with just a touch of wear to cover edges.

Hardcover book in Fine condition as well as the dust jacket of William H. Overholt's "The Rise of China" published by W.W. Norton & Company. 1993 edition. Charts and Maps. 431pp. "The next giant on the world scene will be China - and Overholt's incisive and provocative analysis will help to cope with its challenge." --- Zbigniew Brzezinski.

Sky Burial: An Eyewitness Account of China's Brutal Crackdown in Tibet - a 1993 hardcover book by Blake Kerr. Published by The Nobel Press, Inc. of Chicago. Pictures. Very Good with a dusty top-age with a Very Good dust jacket. "This is the best account to date of the 1987 Tibetan uprising against Chinese police control in Lhasa and the subsequent crackdown on dissent. Blake Kerr captures the beauty, terror, and tragedy of Tibet." --- Dan Sutherland.

Edited by Richard J. Calhoun. Published in 1990 by The University of South Carolina Press. Frontispiece of William J. Grayson. Foreword by Eugene D. Genovese. Illustrations. The Autobiography of William J. Grayson. Limited underlining in text; thus, a Very Good+ hardcover book with a Fine dust jacket. "William John Grayson was one of the most interesting of all anti-bellum Southern figures, and it's high time his autobiography was made available. Richard J. Calhoun has rendered us a distinct service in preparing it for publication." ---Louis D. Rubin, Jr.