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'Wang T'ao - the life and writings of a displaced person', by H. McAleavy. Published by The China Society, London
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MS 380476, Legge Family Papers
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Legge family papers
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip describing life in Hong Kong and referring to the Chinese E...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Tom Johnston describing life in Hong Kong and the Opium War
Letter from Hannah Legge to Tom Johnston describing Christmas in Hong Kong with a trip toHappy Valle...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip on Life in Hong Kong and the mission house
Letter from Hannah Legge to Rebecca and Mary concerning her children
Extracts from letter of 14 January 1860
Diary by Hannah Legge of a trip made with her husband to Canton
Hannah Legge's comments on an article by Arthur Phelps concerning the education of women
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip concerning her ill-health
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip concerning the iminent publication of a work by James Legge...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding family news
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding family news and life in Hong Kong
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding establishment of printing press; riots in Canton;...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Mary Willetts regarding trip on yacht; family news, health and Christian...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Frank Islip regarding family news; her views on Christianity; piracy; fr...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding Life in Hong Kong; devastation caused by typhoon;...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip, expressibng her sorrow at Marian's departure for England; ...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Tom Johnston regarding Marian's departure for England and instructions f...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding family news; her health; views on dissenters and ...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding Life in Hong Kong; spritual concerns; daughter Ma...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip regarding life in Hong Kong; concern for Marian
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip; Writes from Pok Foo Lun where she and her husband are visi...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Betsey Islip; life in Hong Kong; political situation; the disbandment of...
Letter from Hannah Legge to Tom Johnston; description of Nagasaki, where she is staying, and its peo...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; Hong Kong; New Year greetings
Letter from Hannah Legge to Marian Willetts; Britain; family life
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; Dollar, Scotland; Aurora Borealis; language teaching in ...
Letter from George McDonald to James Legge; writes from Hammersmith, London; has read review of Legg...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; life in Hong Kong; reaction of Chinese to man wearing ki...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; life in Hong Kong; criticises Plymouth Brethren; comment...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; Life in Hong Kong; backlog of letters due to his work on...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; Hong Kong; family news including wife's illness; festivi...
Letter from Hannah Legge to James Legge; guidance to son
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; Burnham, England; Trip to his daughter Eliza in Cambridg...
Letter from James Legge in Oxford to Marian Willetts; Explanation for the Chinese character for "bri...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Willetts; Hull; work on the "Tao Isu King"; state of British natio...
Letter from the Rector of Lincoln Institute to James Legge; Note thanking James Legge for copy of pa...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt nee Willetts; congratulations on birth of son; Oxford Boat Ra...
Letter from James Legge in Oxford to Marian Hunt; birthday greetings to grandson Jack
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; winter in Oxford compared with Switzerland where Marian live...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; family news; Awarded a diploma from Amsterdam as a member of...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; Oxford life; family news; opening of Manchester College, Oxf...
Letter from James Legge to Bertram Hunt; New Year greetings; winter in Oxford and Bertram Hunt's des...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; domestic news; his eczema; academic work; opening of the enl...
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; family arrangements
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; birthday greetings
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; family news; family birthdays in August
Letter from James Legge to Marian Hunt; will not attend Queen Victoria's Jubilee celebrations; domes...
Letter to Marian [Hunt] concerning her health
Note by Max Muller commencing "let no one be frightened at the idea of studying a Chinese grammar"
Ink sketch of James Legge
Order of service, including address, of the memorial service for James Legge with manuscript extract...
Newspaper account of Katharine Tynan's memories of James Legge
'Wang T'ao - the life and writings of a displaced person', by H. McAleavy. Published by The China So...
Chapter from 'Southeast Asian History and Historiography, Essays presented to D. G. E. Hall', Cornel...
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