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Mass Market Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. 5th Printing. 535 pp. Solidly bound copy with moderate external wear and crisp pages. Light foxing on page edges. Occassional pen markings on text. Slightly creased spine.

Gebunden. Condizione: New. Written for readers interested in the economic analysis into the future of the USD, and the rising importance of the RMB. It points out the unsustainability of the dollar standard in the long run, that China has unique incentives to internationalize its cur.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fair. The dust jacket has a large chip at the bottom of the front and chipped at the head of the spine; one tear at top of front has been taped. Several smaller tears around edges. Stains show on the inside of dust jacket spine.

Condizione: Fair. New York, January 18, 1921., 1921. Fair. - Over 125 words typed on 10-3/4 inch high by 8-3/8 inch wide "The Forum" buff stationery. The journalist and war correspondent Edwin Wildman writes to the American impressario and lecture manager James B. Pond recommending John E. Kellerd, "Do you suppose you could use Mr. John E. Kellerd, one of the leading exponents of Shakespearian Drama? He is a man of character and and ability and is a good public speaker on this topic and upon the American stage ideals etc." He goes on to state that, should Pond be interested, he'd be "glad to send him over to call on you." Signed in full "Edwin Wildman". Folded vertically and horizontally for mailing, the edges of the letter are chipped with a few short tears and pieces out from the right edge. Good. The American journalist and diplomat Edwin Wildman (1867-1932) worked as a writer and war correspondent for Leslie's Weekly. He served as Vice and deputy consul general at Hong Kong, special war correspondent to the Philippines and, for the Hearst papers as Chief Asiatic and special commissioner with allied troops in the war with China from 1900-1901. He later served as president and editor of The Forum Magazine. In the role of Hamlet, the Shakespearian actor John E. Kellerd (1862-1929) broke the then existing record by a series of 102 consecutive performances in 1912-13. The American lecture manager James Burton Pond (1889-1961) was the head of the Pond Lecture Bureau in New York City. He managed lecture tours in the United States by prominent personalities the world over.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 27 cm. ; Sale code: 6027 QICHANG/ Place of sale: New York ; OCLC: 477122841 ; color photographic stiff paper wrappers ; prices realized laid in ; features works by Zhao Mengfu, Jie Jisi, Ni Zan, hu Tinghui, Zheng Yuanyou, Dai Jin, Shen Zhou, Wu Wei, Tang Yin, Zhu Yunming, Wen Zhengming, Chen Shun, Qiu Ying, Qian Gu, Yu Yuanlun, Fan Dongming, Dong Qichang, Chen Jiru, Qian Gong, Huang Biao, Guan Si, Zhang Ruitu, Wang Duo, Lan Ying, Huang Xiangjian, Wang Jian, Xie Bin, Gao Cen, Li Yin, Mei Qing, Da Chongguang, Lai Jing, Zha Shibiao, Sheng Maojun, Zhang Qi, Wu Hong, Ma Quan, Qin Ji, Ye Xin, Fu Shan, Huang Daoqian, Jiang Shijie, Luo Mu, Fa Rouzhen, Wang Hui, Ma Yuanyu, Li Shan, Jiao Bingzhen, Wang Gang, ao Qipei, Jiang Tingxi, Hua Yan, Jin Nong, Zhang Ruoai, Zheng Xie, Huang Shen, Zhang Ruocheng, Dong Bangda, Wang Chen, Qian Feng, Yuan Ying, Fang Xun, Luo Ping, Pan Gongshou, Jiang Wenzai, Sun Shigao, Xi Gang, Tie Bao, Yuan Pei, Zhai Jichang, Weng Luo, Zhu Haonian, Shen Rong, Tang Yifen, Mao Zhou, Qu Yingshao, Su Renshan, Dai Xi, He Shaoji, Su Liupeng, Peng Yulin, Ren Yi, Wu Changshuo, Gu Linshi, Zeng Xi, Qi Baishi, Pu Ru, Pu Jin, Fu Baoshi, Feng Zhikai, Ding Yanyon, Zhang DaiqianLin FengmianWang Kangle, He Haixia, Xu Zhe, Li Xiongcai, Wu Guanzhong, Zhang Shoucheng, Cheng Shifa ; FINE. Book.

See the two men's entries in the Oxford DNB. 3pp, 12mo, with last page written crosswise. On bifolium. In good condition, lightly aged. Folded once. Addressed to 'Dear Sir Edwin' and signed 'F D Lugard'. He regrets to inform him that there is 'no present vacancy in Northern Nigeria', but that he has 'written to the c.o. on behalf of Mr Trayler whom you recommend, & I hope he may obtain an appointment in another Colony if no vacancy occurs in N. Nigeria'. He remembers 'very well indeed' their conversation 'regarding Mount Edwin Arnold, [between Victoria and Albert Nyanza, and subsequently named Lobaba] & also several other occasions after which I had the honour & pleasure of meeting you some years ago'.