Nathan Dunn

American collector, born 1782

Born	1782
Died	1844

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"Ten thousand Chinese things": A descriptive catalogue of the Chinese collection, now exhibiting at St. George's place, Hyde Park corner ; with condensed accounts of the genius, government, history, literature, agriculture, arts, trade, manners, customs, and social life of the people of the Celestial empire

by Nathan Dunn First published in 1839 — 2 editions

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"Ten thousand Chinese things": a descriptive catalogue of the Chinese collection, now exhibiting at St. George's Place, Hyde Park Corner, London : with condensed accounts of the genius, government, history, literature, agriculture, arts, trade, manners, customs and social life of the people of the Celestial Empire

by Nathan Dunn First published in 1842 — 2 editions

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A descriptive catalogue of the Chinese collection, in Philadelphia: with miscellaneous remarks upon the manners, customs, trade, and government of the celestial empire

by Nathan Dunn First published in 1839 — 1 edition

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Ten thousand things relating to China and the Chinese: an epitome of the genius, government, history, literature, agriculture, arts, trade, manners, customs, and social life of the people of the Celestial Empire; together with a synopsis of the Chinese Collection

by Nathan Dunn First published in 1843 — 1 edition

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"Ten thousand Chinese things." A descriptive catalogue of the Chinese Collection, now exhibiting at St. George's Place, Hyde Park Corner; with condensed accounts of the genius, government, history, literature, agriculture, arts, trade, manners, customs, and social life of the people of the Celestial empire

by Nathan Dunn and William B. Langdon First published in 1844 — 1 edition

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American collector, born 1782

Born	1782
Died	1844

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OLID: OL4486621A
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Wikidata: Q16857295
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A descriptive catalogue of the Chinese collection, in Philadelphia: with miscellaneous remarks upon the manners, customs, trade, and government of the celestial empire

Ten thousand things relating to China and the Chinese: an epitome of the genius, government, history, literature, agriculture, arts, trade, manners, customs, and social life of the people of the Celestial Empire; together with a synopsis of the Chinese Collection

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