Frances Wood

Wood being honoured in 2015 at the graduation ceremony of [[SOAS University of London|SOAS]] }} Frances Wood (; born 1948) is an English librarian, sinologue and historian known for her writings on Chinese history, including Marco Polo, life in the Chinese treaty ports, and the First Emperor of China. Provided by Wikipedia
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    No dogs and not many Chinese : treaty port life in China 1843-1943 /

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    Chinese illustration /

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    Did Marco Polo go to China? /

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    The Silk Road : two thousand years in the heart of Asia /

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    Did Marco Polo go to China? /

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    The Forbidden City /

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    No dogs and not many Chinese : treaty port life in China 1843-1943 /
    by Wood, Frances, Wood, Frances, 1948-
    Published 1998

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    Hand-grenade practice in Peking : my part in the cultural revolution /
    by Wood, Frances, Wood, Frances, 1948-
    Published 2000

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    The Silk Road : two thousand years in the heart of Asia /
    by Wood, Frances, Wood, Frances, 1948-
    Published 2003

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    A companion to China /
    by Wood, Frances, Wood, Frances, 1948-
    Published 1988

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