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This subseries includes Ch’en Shou-yi’s handwritten and typed notes about literature, History, religion, art, and global politics. Notes are written in Chinese, English, Japanese, French, and other languages. Some notes have materials such as clippings or business cards attached. Notes were removed from Ch’en Shou-yi’s notebooks, and the covers are stored in the miscellaneous box.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes Ch’en Shou-yi’s handwritten and typed notes about literature, History, religion, art, and global politics. Notes are written in Chinese, English, Japanese, French, and other languages. Some notes have materials such as clippings or business cards attached. Notes were removed from Ch’en Shou-yi’s notebooks, and the covers are stored in the miscellaneous box.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes Ch’en Shou-yi’s handwritten and typed notes about literature, History, religion, art, and global politics. Notes are written in Chinese, English, Japanese, French, and other languages. Some notes have materials such as clippings or business cards attached. Notes were removed from Ch’en Shou-yi’s notebooks, and the covers are stored in the miscellaneous box.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of letters, postcards, and radiograms from 1926 to 1977 from Ch’en’s friends, family, students, colleagues, publishers, and the Republic of China government, as well as Ch’en’s correspondence drafts. Ch’en kept in contact with Chinese scholars such as Hu Shih, Fu Ssu-nien, Lin Yutang, and Chiang Mon-lin to discuss academic issues, education methods, and contemporary political situations. Ch’en also corresponded with students such as Chu Wen-djang (朱文長) and Laurence...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of letters, postcards, and radiograms from 1926 to 1977 from Ch’en’s friends, family, students, colleagues, publishers, and the Republic of China government, as well as Ch’en’s correspondence drafts. Ch’en kept in contact with Chinese scholars such as Hu Shih, Fu Ssu-nien, Lin Yutang, and Chiang Mon-lin to discuss academic issues, education methods, and contemporary political situations. Ch’en also corresponded with students such as Chu Wen-djang (朱文長) and Laurence...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of letters, postcards, and radiograms from 1926 to 1977 from Ch’en’s friends, family, students, colleagues, publishers, and the Republic of China government, as well as Ch’en’s correspondence drafts. Ch’en kept in contact with Chinese scholars such as Hu Shih, Fu Ssu-nien, Lin Yutang, and Chiang Mon-lin to discuss academic issues, education methods, and contemporary political situations. Ch’en also corresponded with students such as Chu Wen-djang (朱文長) and Laurence...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes Ch’en Shou-yi’s handwritten and typed notes about literature, History, religion, art, and global politics. Notes are written in Chinese, English, Japanese, French, and other languages. Some notes have materials such as clippings or business cards attached. Notes were removed from Ch’en Shou-yi’s notebooks, and the covers are stored in the miscellaneous box.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of letters, postcards, and radiograms from 1926 to 1977 from Ch’en’s friends, family, students, colleagues, publishers, and the Republic of China government, as well as Ch’en’s correspondence drafts. Ch’en kept in contact with Chinese scholars such as Hu Shih, Fu Ssu-nien, Lin Yutang, and Chiang Mon-lin to discuss academic issues, education methods, and contemporary political situations. Ch’en also corresponded with students such as Chu Wen-djang (朱文長) and Laurence...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes Ch’en Shou-yi’s handwritten and typed notes about literature, History, religion, art, and global politics. Notes are written in Chinese, English, Japanese, French, and other languages. Some notes have materials such as clippings or business cards attached. Notes were removed from Ch’en Shou-yi’s notebooks, and the covers are stored in the miscellaneous box.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes Ch’en Shou-yi’s handwritten and typed notes about literature, History, religion, art, and global politics. Notes are written in Chinese, English, Japanese, French, and other languages. Some notes have materials such as clippings or business cards attached. Notes were removed from Ch’en Shou-yi’s notebooks, and the covers are stored in the miscellaneous box.