Readings in World History: Classical China

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William Hardy McNeill, Jean W. Sedlar
Oxford University Press, 1970 - History

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Introduction
3
From the Mo Tzu
22
Introduction
32
Copyright

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William Hardy McNeill,Jean W. Sedlar
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TitleReadings in World History: Classical China
Volume 5 of Readings in World History, William Hardy McNeill
EditorsWilliam Hardy McNeill, Jean W. Sedlar
Compiled byWilliam Hardy McNeill, Jean W. Sedlar
PublisherOxford University Press, 1970
Original fromthe University of Michigan
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