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Great Civilisations - China
Ladybird Series 561

Author
Ian A Morrison
Illustrator
Annie Bennett
Publisher
Ladybird Books
First Published
1978
ISBN
0721405029
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The first edition cover, 1978 ImageID:1958

Synopsis

One human being in every four lives in China, and many other people of Chinese descent are spread round the rest of the world too.

Throughout it's long history, the civilisation of China has been very different from that of the West, the cultures differing in the past just as much as the politics do now.

This book is about old China, and about some of the ways that Chinese ideas and inventions have affected us despite these differences.

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great civilisations - china - chinese - ladybird series 561 - chinese dynasty - history - Ch'in dynasty

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Hardback book issued without dust-wrapper. Pictorial matt boards.

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