The Qin terracotta army : treasures of Lintong / by Chang, Wen-li, 1937-

AHong he gu = Red River Valley /

Subjects: “…Great Britain. Army Officers Drama.…”

From here to eternity / by Duning, George

Subjects: “…United States. Army Military life Drama.…”

Glory /

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A Chinese traveler in medieval Korea : Xu Jing's illustrated account of the Xuanhe embassy to Koryo / by Xu, Jing, 1091-1153

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A Chinese traveler in medieval Korea : Xu Jing's illustrated account of the Xuanhe embassy to Koryo / by Xu, Jing, 1091-1153

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The Buddhist I ching / by Zhixu, 1599-1655

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The art of war / by Sunzi, active 6th century B.C

Table of Contents: “…(Initial) Assessments -- Doing battle -- Planning for the attack -- Positioning -- Configuration -- Emptiness and solidity -- The struggle of armies -- Nine varieties -- Marching the army -- Terrain types -- Nine types of terrain -- Incendiary attack -- Using spies.…”
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The art of war : the oldest military treatise in the world / by Sunzi, active 6th century B.C

Table of Contents: “…Chinese warfare -- Laying plans -- Waging war -- Attack by stratagem -- Tactical dispositions -- Use of energy -- Weak points and strong -- Maneuvering an army -- Variation of tactics -- The army on the march -- Classification of terrain -- The nine situations -- Attack by fire -- Use of spies.…”
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Ten thousand things : module and mass production in Chinese art / by Ledderose, Lothar

Table of Contents: “…The system of script -- Casting bronze the complicated way -- A magic army for the emperor -- Factory art -- Building blocks, brackets, and beams -- The world in print -- The bureaucracy of hell -- Freedom of the brush?…”
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Journey of a goddess : Chen Jinggu subdues White Snake / by Wugenzi, active 1573

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Subjugation of snake demons: the snake cult and the hagiography of goddess Chen Jinggu -- Journey of a goddess: Chen Jinggu subjugates the snake demon -- Appendix I passing through Nanjiao, pacifying the demons, and stabilizing Beijiao -- Appendix II: Chen Jinggu leads an army to pacify the barbarians.…”
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Forbidden Memory Tibet during the Cultural Revolution / by Weise, 1966-

Table of Contents: “…-- The People's Liberation Army in Tibet -- Mao's new Tibet : revolutionary construction -- Coda: The twenty-year karmic cycle -- Postscript: Forty-six years later.…”
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Forbidden memory : Tibet during the Chinese revolution / by Weise, 1966-

Table of Contents: “…-- The People's Liberation Army in Tibet -- Mao's new Tibet : revolutionary construction -- Coda: The twenty-year karmic cycle -- Postscript: Forty-six years later.…”
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Shizi : China's first syncretist / by Shi, Jiao, approximately 390 B.C.-approximately 330 B.C

Table of Contents: “…Exhortation to learn (Quan xue) -- Honoring words [of good advice] (Gui yan) -- Four kinds of proper conduct (Si yi) -- The enlightenment hall (Ming tang) -- Allocation (Fen) -- Emerging from delusion (Fa meng) -- Considerateness (Shu) -- Governing the world (Zhi tianxia) -- Good intentions (Ren yi) -- Broad-mindedness (Guang) -- Generous fellows (Chuo zi) -- Dwelling in the way (Chu dao) -- Spiritous enlightenment (Shen ming) -- Stopping the Chu army (Zhi Chu shi) -- The ruler's governance (Jun zhi) -- Fragments (Yi wen).…”
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Officialdom unmasked : [Guan chang xian xing ji] / by Li, Boyuan, 1867-1906

Table of Contents: “…All for Money and Money for All; 6. The Might of the Army; 7. The First Steps Towards Forging Foreign Relations; 8. …”
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Romance of the three kingdoms. by Luo, Guanzhong, approximately 1330-approximately 1400

Table of Contents: “…VOLUME 1: Introduction -- Translator's note -- 1: Feast in the garden of peaches: brotherhood sworn: slaughter of rebels: the brothers heroes -- 2: Official is thrashed; Uncle Ho plots to kill the Eunuchs -- 3: Tung Cho silences Ting Yuan: Li Su bribes Lu Pu -- 4: Deposition of the emperor: prince of Ch'en-liu becomes emperor: schemes against Tung Cho: Meng-te presents a sword -- 5: Sending out the call: many respond: destroying an army: the three brothers fight against Lu Pu -- 6: Burning the capital, Tung Cho commits an atrocity: hiding the seal, Sun Chien breaks faith -- 7: Yuan Shao fights with Kungsun Tsan at P'anho: Sun Chien attacks Liu Piao -- 8: Governor Wang prepares the "chain" scheme: Tung Cho's rages at the Fengi pavilion -- 9: Lu Pu helps to suppress disorder: Chia Hsu counsels an attack on the capital -- 10: Ma T'eng serves his country well: Ts'ao Ts'ao avenges his father's murder -- 11: Liu, the emperor's uncle, rescues K'ung Jung: Lu, Marquis of Wen, defeats Ts'ao Ts'ao -- 12: Prefect T'ao thrice offers his charge: Ts'ao Ts'ao fights a great battle -- 13: Great battle between Li Ts'ui and Kuo Ssu: the emperor rescued -- 14: Ts'ao Meng-te moves the court: Lu Feng-hsien raids Hsuchun -- 15: T'aishih Tzu fights for friendship's sake: Sun Pofu does battle with Yen, the white tiger -- 16: Feat of archery: a battle lost at Yushui river -- 17: Army of seven divisions marches out: three generals are brought together -- 18: Chia Hsu engineers a great victory: Hsiahou Tun loses an eye -- 19: Ts'ao Ts'ao fights at Hsiap'ei: Lu Pu perishes at the white gate tower -- 20: Ts'ao A-man organizes a hunting expedition: Tung, "state uncle," receives a command in the palace --^…”

A record of Cambodia : the land and its people / by Zhou, Daguan, fl. 1297

Table of Contents: “…The city and its walls -- Residences -- Dress -- Officials -- The three doctrines -- The people -- Childbirth -- Young girls -- Slaves -- Language -- Savages -- Writing -- New Year and other times of year -- Settling disputes -- Leprosy and other illnesses -- Death -- Cultivating the land -- The landscape -- Products -- Trade -- Sought-after Chinese goods -- Flora -- Birds -- Animals -- Vegetables -- Fish and reptiles -- Fermented liquor -- Salt, vinegar, and soy sauce -- Silk production -- Utensils -- Carts and palanquins -- Boats -- Prefectures -- Villages -- Taking gall -- A strange affair -- Bathing -- Living abroad -- The army -- The king in and out of the palace -- Appendix I: Other early accounts of Cambodia in Chinese -- Appendix II: Chinese dynasties, Mongol emperors of China, and Cambodian kings.…”

Sun-tzu : the art of warfare : the first English translation incorporating the recently discovered Yin-chʻüeh-shan texts / by Sunzi, 6th cent. B.C

Table of Contents: “…Adapting to the Nine Contingencies (pien). Ch. 9. Deploying the Army. Ch. 10. The Terrain. Ch. 11. The Nine Kinds of Terrain. …”

Stone dream/ by Hu, Taili

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Hong Kong in the Pacific War /

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