Newspapers are unanimous in citing the China Year Book forthe qgirent year og the only authoritative manual on China past and present. The following are a-few comments on the contents of the 1938 issue The nineteenth edition comes fully up to the high standard reached by its predecessors.
An idea of the scope and variety of field covered by its volume is gained from a perusal of the table of contents.—British Chamber of Commerce Journal, The China Year Book for 1938 is, indeed, a remarkably complete and accurate work. It is a volume which can be described without exaggeration as an essential in any ollice.—
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