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réf. 1015653650.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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réf. LRB835Éditions dAujourdhui Éditions dAujourdhui Titre : Souvenirs dun révolutionnaire chinoisAuteur : Sun Yat-senPréface : H. G. ChiuTraduction - adaptation : E. DalterÉditeur : Éditions dAujourdhuiCollection : Les IntrouvablesAnnée dédition : 1983Dépôt légal : mai 1983ISBN : 2-7071-0321-XReliure : BrochéLangue : FrançaisÉtat : Bon étatDescription : Réédition française des mémoires politiques de Sun Yat-sen figure centrale de la révolution chinoise et du nationalisme moderne. Texte conforme à lédition française de 1923 Éditions de la Nouvelle Revue Critique daprès loriginal chinois de 1920. Préface de H. G. Chiu Secrétaire du Kuomintang pour lEurope. Adapté du chinois par E. Dalter. Volume de poche à couverture verte collection « Les Introuvables ».Particularités : N° déditeur 302 - N° dimprimeur 302. Appendices mentionnés au sommaire : « San-Min-Chuï Les trois principes » et « La Constitution des Cinq Pouvoirs ». Softcover. Good. Good. Éditions d?Aujourd?hui paperback
1924réf. 180007China: Zhongguo guomindang nanyang zongzhibu c. 1924. A fundamental text of modern Chinese political thought A rare early edition of the official Kuomintang anthology of Sun Yat-Sen's 1924 lectures on the 'Three Principles of the People' which became the defining exposition of his famous political theory following his death the following year. This example was issued by the party's Nanyang headquarters the branch covering the Chinese south coast and south-east Asia the sheets likely printed in China. The lectures delivered between January and August at Guangdong Higher Teacher's College "were given on Sunday mornings to audiences of two thousand to three thousand people. The audience packed into the hall consisted of government and party officials students and 'people from all walks of life.' Sun's listeners were generally attentive though sometimes distracted by fatigue or hunger one attendee recalled rushing to the dining hall once Sun concluded his remarks for the day" Strand pp. 255-6. Of the 16 talks 6 each were devoted to the principles of "nationalism" and "democracy" and 4 expounded on "the people's livelihood." They crystallized his three decades of political theorizing and activism serving as a last testament that could be readily used and abused by the different political factions that claimed throughout the 20th century to be the true custodians of his legacy. As Sun spoke without a prepared text his talks were transcribed by Zou Lu a Kuomintang official. After Sun had made edits and corrections the transcripts were issued separately one booklet per principle and then as one volume at the end of 1924. Institutional holdings of early Kuomintang printings of the lectures are low. For the booklets the National Library of China holds a copy of each with different paginations to the relevant sections here. The present edition was reproduced in Volume 45 of the 2023 Taibei 268-volume edition of Sun's writings suggesting copies are held in the depositories of Sun's writings and manuscripts in Taiwan and Guangzhou but otherwise it is entirely untraced. Around the time of Sun's death Shanghai's Minzhi Shuju published a trade edition of the lectures. This is a little more common institutionally. Octavo 245 x 170 mm. Vignettes and diagrams in text; text in Chinese. Original buff wrappers later brown paper backstrip and reinforcement to front cover front wrapper lettered in black. Contemporary red ink stamp on front cover; mid-century purple ink annotations on rear wrapper and internally. Wear and soiling contents browned as usual for paper of this period: a very good copy showing heavy signs of use. Marie-Claire Bergère Sun Yat-sen 1998; David Strand An Unfinished Republic: Leading by Word and Deed in Modern China 2011. unknown
réf. mon0004243401Springer 4/17/2021 12:00:01 A. hardcover. Very Good. 0.6299 14.4094 9.4094. Springer hardcover
1922réf. 196411New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1922. First American edition presented on Sun's behalf to a German reader by his counsellor on German affairs with a presentation slip laid onto the front free endpaper. Sun's post-imperial vision unites private enterprise and state intervention: "It is my idea to make capitalism create socialism in China so that these two economic forces of human evolution will work side by side" p. 327. International Development was first published in Shanghai in 1920 but the New York edition played the more significant part in boosting Sun's profile in the West. This copy was perhaps distributed while Sun's advisor Jaryen Dang was on a post-war visit to Europe. Octavo. With 2 plates 16 maps large folding colour map of China at rear. Original blue vertical-grain cloth spine and front cover lettered in gilt. Spine toned extremities rubbed map with old adhesive tape repair: just about very good. hardcover
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2021réf. x-9811609608Springer Nature 2021. Hardcover. New. 162 pages. 9.25x6.10x9.21 inches. Springer Nature hardcover
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réf. 95225401Taipei 1953 China Cultural Service. Blue wrappers very good 89p. Chinese and English text translated by Frank W. Price. Abridged from the actual speeches and edited by the Commis- sion for the Compilation of the History of the Kuomintang. Includes Sun's will a biographical sketch and 4 lectures. unknown
réf. 95225101Taipei 1953 China Cultural Service. Blue wrappers very good 142p. Chinese & English text translated by Frank W. Price. Includes Sun Yat-sen's will a biographical sketch and six lectures. This is an abridged version eliminating the rep- etition used for emphasis & the Chinese Pai-hua spoken language construction. What remains are the clear clean philosophies of the revolutionary leader. unknown
1929réf. 172181Nanjing: Zongli fengan huakan bianzuan weiyuanhui 1929. Bidding China's "National Father" farewell First and only edition and printing of the official commemorative publication for Sun Yat-Sen's state burial distributed as a gift by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Over one hundred photographic illustrations record the elaborate multi-day ceremony and the appearance of Sun's mausoleum; these are accompanied by several folding architectural plans. Loosely inserted is the ministry's printed presentation card. Following Sun's death on 12 March 1925 the Kuomintang formed a 12-man committee tasked with overseeing the construction of a massive mausoleum on Mount Zijin in Nanjing. The stakes were high: amidst the breakdown of the Kuomintang's relations with the Chinese Communist Party and Chiang Kai-Shek's tightening grip on the party-state exerting control over Sun's legacy and image was paramount. The design of the site was opened to public tender the committee requiring the winning design to combine traditional Chinese styles with modern concepts of adaptive architecture. The winning architect Lu Yanzhi 1894-1929 died before construction finished and his vision was seen through to completion by his colleague Poy Gum Lee 1900-1968. Lu and Poy's American training is reflected in such design elements as the layout of the site which draws on the Mall in Washington and the Liberty Bell and the design of a statue of Sun seated in Lincoln-esque fashion. In spring 1929 the internment ceremony began with the transfer of Sun's body from Beiping to Nanjing on a special train named the "Soul Train" in Chinese. "The transfer was designed as a long drawn-out mobile media event that was to spiritually mobilize modernize and unify the population around the spirit and body of Sun Yat-sen". The internment ceremony held on 1 June 1929 after the body had lain in state for three days was a lavish and highly regulated spectacle. The body was escorted by a 3-mile-long procession to the echoes of a 101-gun salute from a gunboat moored on the Yangtze River. At midday as Song Qingling and Sun Ke Sun's wife and son closed the metal door on the tomb the ceremony closed with a national three-minutes silence. This is the most important printed record of one of 20th-century China's defining political events. The majority of copies are now housed in institutional collections and we have traced no others in commerce. Accompanying this copy are two contemporary typescript translations into English of the book's captions. Large octavo. With 73 plates 4 collotype and 35 halftone plates 7 maps and plans 6 folding ornate title page after calligraphy by Han Minjing. Original lavish silk brocade lettered in gold orange thread xianzhuang stitching spine and covers lined with tan silk. With original blue cloth folding case xylographic label on front panel reproducing calligraphy by Chiang Kai-Shek lined with decorative blue paper bone toggles. Brocade bright some losses to silk on spine rear cover silk lining worn and feathering where sometime damp text and illustrations very well preserved one folding plan with small hole not affecting printed area: a very good copy the binding having lost none of its lustre in very good case with rubbing a little soiling and cockling to lining. Rudolph G. Wagner "1925-1928: Enshrining the Father of the Republic" China Heritage Annual available online. hardcover
1920réf. 18752Shanghai, Commercial Press, 1920. VI, 165 p., XIX, 16 full-page maps. 8vo, original wrappers (stained and bumped).
1953réf. 128922Taipei: Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 1953. 186p. blue wraps lightly worn and foxed contents clean and binding solid. 4x5.75 inches. Zongli quanshu vol. 4. Important work by the intellectual leader of the 1911 Chinese revolution. Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 unknown books
1954réf. 128925Taipei: Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 1954. 192p. blue wraps lightly worn and foxed contents clean and binding solid. 4x5.75 inches. Zongli quanshu vol. 8. Collected talks by the intellectual leader of the 1911 Chinese revolution. Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 unknown books
1954réf. 128926Taipei: Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 1954. 597p. blue wraps lightly worn and foxed contents clean and binding solid. 4x5.75 inches. Zongli quanshu vol. 9. Collected telegrams by the intellectual leader of the 1911 Chinese revolution including many from the period leading up to the revolution. Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 unknown books
1954réf. 128924Taipei: Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 1954. 294p. blue wraps lightly worn and foxed contents clean and binding solid. 4x5.75 inches. Zongli quanshu vol. 6. Collected talks by the intellectual leader of the 1911 Chinese revolution. Zhongyang wenwu gongying she 中央文物供應社 unknown books
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2025réf. x-9819530857Springer Nature 2025. Hardcover. New. 180 pages. 9.25x6.10x9.21 inches. Springer Nature hardcover
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2025réf. x-9819684870Springer Nature 2025. Hardcover. New. 500 pages. 9.26x6.11x9.21 inches. Springer Nature hardcover
