An edition of The inventor of the numeral-type for China, by the use of which illiterate Chinese both blind and sighted can very quickly be taught to read and write fluently (1898)

The inventor of the numeral-type for China, by the use of which illiterate Chinese both blind and sighted can very quickly be taught to read and write fluently.

by C. F. Gordon-Cumming

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An edition of The inventor of the numeral-type for China, by the use of which illiterate Chinese both blind and sighted can very quickly be taught to read and write fluently (1898)

The inventor of the numeral-type for China, by the use of which illiterate Chinese both blind and sighted can very quickly be taught to read and write fluently.

by C. F. Gordon-Cumming

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1898

Publisher

Downey

Language

English

Pages

161

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"An explanation of Mr. Murray's system for teaching illiterate sighted Chinese, by Professor S.M. Russell": p. [133]-154.

Published in: London

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Pagination: 161 p. :
Number of pages: 161

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Open Library: OL17340516M

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The inventor of the numeral-type for China, by the use of which illiterate Chinese both blind and sighted can very quickly be taught to read and write fluently.

by C. F. Gordon-Cumming