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• Title:Hong Kong : somewhere between heaven and earth / selected and edited by Barbara-Sue White.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:White, Barbara-Sue, d1942-
  
• Published/Created:Hong Kong ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1996.
  

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  • Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: DS796.H757 H64 1996
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Hong Kong (China)--History--Sources.
  
• Description:xviii, 278 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-278).
  
• ISBN:0195876962 (pbk.)
  
• Contents:1. Jane Gardam
  Pig Boy
  2. Chinese Gazetter of the Hong Kong Region
  New Peace County
  3. Sir Edmund Belcher
  Voyage of HMS Sulphur
  4. Viscount Palmerston
  Letter to Queen Victoria
  5. Queen Victoria
  Letter to the King of the Belgians
  6. A. R. Johnston
  Note on the Island of Hong Kong
  7. Revd. James Legge
  Colony of Hong Kong
  8. 'A Resident'
  Letter from Hong-Kong, Descriptive of That Colony
  9. Osmond Tiffany, Jr.
  American in Hong Kong
  10. Steen Anderson Bille
  Early Days in the Colony
  11. Jardine, Matheson & Co.
  Letter to Sir Jamsetjce Jejeebhoy
  12. Benjamin Lincoln Ball
  Diary of a Hong Kong Doctor
  13. William Maxwell Wood
  Sailing into Hong Kong
  14. Albert Smith
  Comedian in the Colony
  15. Wang Tao
  My Sojourn in Hong Kong
  16. A. B. Freeman-Mitford
  How the Rich Live
  17. Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke
  English Arrogance
  18. Matilda & Lucilla Sharp
  At Home in Hong Kong
  19. John Thomson
  Hong-Kong Photographers
  20. Jules Verne
  Around the World in Eighty Days
  21. Lady Anne Brassey
  Visit to the Hong Kong Races
  22. Constance F. Gordon-Cumming
  Artist's Impression
  23. Henry J. Anderson Edwards
  Letter to Jardine, Matheson & Co.
  24. Rudyard Kipling
  Hong-Kong Nightlife
  25. 'Dolly'
  Steamer with the Buff-coloured Funnel
  26. 'Dolly'
  Degenerate Hong Kong
  27. Sir G. William Des Voeux
  View from Government House
  28. Sir William Meigh Goodman
  Reminiscences of a Colonial Judge
  29. Herbert Ellison Rhodes James
  Military Doctor Writes Home
  30. Charles J. H. Halcombe
  Festivities at the Man-mo Temple
  31. Mrs Unsworth
  Lady's Impression of Hong-Kong
  32. Robert Elegant
  Victorian Innocent
  33. Revd. E. J. Hardy
  John Chinaman at Home
  34. 'Betty'
  Intercepted Letters
  35. Abbas el Arculli
  1906 Typhoon
  36. Mary A. Poynter
  Lady's Travel Journal
  37. Kenneth A. Andrew
  Gangsters & Hat-snatchers
  38. S. H. Peplow & M. Barker
  Opium & Ingenuity
  39. Mrs H. I. Haslewood
  Child Slavery in Hong Kong
  40. Sir Cecil Clementi
  Hong Kong
  41. Bella Sidney Woolf
  P.S.O.C.
  42. Bella Sidney Woolf
  Borrower
  43. Lancelot Forster
  Clash of Old and New
  44. Stella Benson
  Hong Kong Prostitutes
  45. Ai Wu
  One Night in a Hong Kong Gaol
  46. Ba Jin
  Hong Kong Nights
  47. W. H. Auden
  Hongkong
  48. Emily Hahn
  Preparing for War
  49. Lieutenant A. Potter
  Poem, 1943
  50. Jean Gittins
  Years at Stanley
  51. Robert Owens, William Owens, & Sybil Owens
  Letters from the Camps
  52. Richard Mason
  World of Suzie Wong
  53. Austin Coates
  Errant Cow
  54. Anthony Lawrence
  Foreign Correspondent
  55. Elsie Tu
  Setting up School
  56. Christopher New
  Lunch at the Hong Kong Club
  57. Walter Sulke
  Hong Kong 1976 (An Unfinished Symphony for 5 million Instruments)
  58. Ni Kuang
  Ge-Ware Burner with 'Flying' Handles and Six Legs in Crackled Fenqing Glaze
  59. Leung Ping-kwan
  Old Colonial Building
  60. Louise Ho
  Hong Kong at the Crossroads
  Home to Hong Kong
  City
  Three Men in a Lift, Not To Mention
  Woman Who Didn't Get In.