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Written in the late 19th century by a British missionary to China, The Evolution of the Hebrew Language tracks the development of Hebrew from its earliest forms through the period of the Second Temple and beyond. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of this unique and influential language, including scholars of linguistics and religious studies.

Whether you're traveling to China for business or just want to learn the language, Grammar of Colloquial Chinese is the perfect guide. Written by renowned China expert Joseph Edkins, this comprehensive guide covers everything from basic vocabulary and grammar to more advanced topics like idiomatic expressions and regional dialects. With clear explanations and helpful examples, it's the ideal resource for anyone who wants to speak Chinese with confidence.

This book provides a comprehensive overview and analysis of the Shanghai dialect, a unique dialect of the Chinese language spoken in the Shanghai region. The author, Joseph Edkins, was a renowned sinologist and linguist who spent many years studying and documenting the dialect. The book contains a wealth of information on the grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation of the dialect, as well as insights into its cultural and historical context.

This volume presents a rich selection of primary sources on the history of Chinese Buddhism, from its origins to the modern era. With a foreword by T.S. Wentworth, it offers a comprehensive introduction to the major schools, figures, and practices of this important religious tradition.