An edition of Zhi min di mo deng (2004)

Zhi min di mo deng

xian dai xing yu Taiwan shi guan

Chu ban

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Zhi min di mo deng
Fangming Chen, Fangming Chen
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An edition of Zhi min di mo deng (2004)

Zhi min di mo deng

xian dai xing yu Taiwan shi guan

Chu ban

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Mai tian chu ban
Language
Chinese
Pages
375

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Subjects

Chinese literature, History and criticism, History

Places

Taiwan

Times

20th century

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Cover of: Zhi min di mo deng
Zhi min di mo deng: xian dai xing yu Taiwan shi guan
2004, Mai tian chu ban
in Chinese - Chu ban
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Published in
Taibei Shi
Series
Wen shi Taiwan -- 2.
Other Titles
Xian dai xing yu Taiwan shi guan, Colonial modernity :

Classifications

Library of Congress
PL3031.T3 C4524 2004, PL3031.T3 C454177 2004

The Physical Object

Pagination
375 p. ;
Number of pages
375

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19201358M
ISBN 10
9867537769
LCCN
2006434898
OCLC/WorldCat
502839273

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