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Adachi Kinnosuke、Robert M. McBride & Company、1925

A vintage1925 first edition of *Manchuria: A Survey by Adachi Kinnosuke, published in New York by Robert M. McBride & Company**, offering a detailed look at Manchuria’s geopolitical and economic state during the Warlord Era. Features a frontispiece portrait of Marshal Chang Tso-lin with his inscription, and chapters on the South Manchuria Railway, Russian and Japanese influence, agriculture, mining, and trade. Written for an American audience, highlighting Manchuria’s significance to Japan. **Condition: Acceptable / Fair**—red cloth cover stained with water discoloration, frayed spine ends; interior shows heavy foxing, but binding remains intact.

East-Asiatic Economic Investigation Bureau、Toa-Kei･･･

A historically significant Manchuria Year Book 1931, published by the East-Asiatic Economic Investigation Bureau, Tokyo, the year of the Mukden Incident and the founding of Manchukuo. Includes a complete fold-out map of Manchuria (1:4,200,000), photos such as “Dairen 1908 vs 1930,” and data on geography, administration, military, the South Manchuria Railway, agriculture, and finance. Condition: Fair / Acceptable stained cover with water discoloration, faded spine, heavy foxing throughout; map present and in good condition. Despite wear, a scarce reference for historians of Imperial Japan and Northeast Asia.

BURTON PASTERNAK、南天書局、民国67年(1978)

◆英語：台湾書籍

●本体：経年並(書き込み等見受けられず)
●三方：経年ヤケ

■送料➊クリックポスト：下記参照

ONE
Introduction
TWO
Agriculture
THREE Kinship
FOUR
Village Integration
FIVE
Sources of Variation
References Citea

1. Hsinpi and Neighboring Townships
2. Townships of Tainan County
3. Chungshe Village
4. The Chianan Irrigation System
5. A Case of Water Theft in the East Chungshe Small Area
6. Hakka Distribution on Pingtung Plain, 1933
FIGURES
1. Rotational Irrigation on a Section of the P'u-wei Canal System in Tatieh
2. Cropping Patterns in a Typical Small Area
3. An Irrigation Model for a Small Area
4. A Model Joint Family
5. Fissioning of Compound Halls Among the Progeny of Liu Ying-p'iao
6. The Development of Differential Shareholding in a Corporate Lineage
7. Ancestral Estates of the Lai Yüan Lineage, Chungshe Village
8. Genealogical Background for Descent Group Conflicts