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Chinese Cargo
by
Frederick Ferdinand Moore
· (na)
The Chinese Carpet
by
Muriel Harris
· (ss)
The Chinese Carpet
by
Hannah Muriel Harris Hueffer
· (ss)
Chinese Carriers
by
Harry C. Smart
· (ar)
Chinese Census Takers
by
Kenneth P. Wood
· (ar)
Chinese Changes
by
Edward Hobart Seymour
· (ar)
Chinese Charms
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese Chest
by
Dorothy Black
· (ss)
The Chinese Chest
by
Dorothy MacLiesh
· (ss)
Chinese Children at School
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Chinese Children’s Blocks
by
Isaac Taylor Headland
· (ia)
Chinese Chow
by
Malcolm Monteith
· (ar)
Chinese Chrysanthemum
by
Romer Wilson
· (ss)
Chinese Chuckles
by
Thomas Tai-Wong
· (hu)
Chinese Chuckles
by
Thomas Tai Wong
· (cl)
The Chinese Civil War—and After
by
Isaac F. Marcosson
· (ar)
The Chinese Coat
by
Gladys B. Stern
· (ss)
A Chinese Commissioner’s Foreign Tour
by
William Frederick Mayers
· (ar)
A Chinese Commissioner’s Foreign Tour
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese Conquest of Central Asia
by
Demetrius C. Boulger
· (ar)
The Chinese Conspiracy; or, A Naval Cadet’s Adventures in the Celestial Empire
by
Enrique H. Lewis
· (sl)
The Chinese Conspiracy; or, A Naval Cadet’s Adventures in the Celestial Empire
by
Henry Harrison Lewis
· (sl)
Chinese Contraband
by
Richard V. Whyte
· (ms)
Chinese Cookies and the War
by
Laurence Salisbury
· (ar)
Chinese Cooks
by
Samuel George Blythe
· (ar)
Chinese Coolies Coal Stacking
by
[uncredited]
· (il)
Chinese Coolies on Toast
by
Archibald Lamont
· (ar)
Chinese Crackers
by
Harold Dearden
· (ss)
A Chinese Cue
by
Harold Ballagh
· (ss)
A Chinese Cue
by
Carrie Elizabeth Harrell
· (ss)
Chinese Cunning
by
Douglas Newton
· (ss)
Chinese Cunning
by
Wilfrid Bernard M. Newton
· (ss)
The Chinese Dagger
by
Sidney Herschel Small
· (ss)
A Chinese Dante
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
A Chinese Dinner in New York
by
Edwin H. Trafton
· (ss)
The Chinese Dog
by
Alberto Moravia
· (ss)
The Chinese Dog
by
Alberto Pincherle
· (ss)
The Chinese Drama in California
by
Arthur Inkersley
· (ar)
The Chinese Drama in San Francisco
by
Stanley Scott
· (ar)
The Chinese Drama on the Pacific Coast
by
Harry L. Wells
· (ar)
The Chinese Drug Shop
by
Elsie Norris
· (ss)
Chinese Dynamite
by
Richard West
· (ts)
The Chinese Eastern Railway
by
Alexander Hume Ford
· (ar)
Chinese Edible Dogs
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Embroidery
by
“Nona”
· (ar)
The Chinese Emperor and His Surroundings
by
Alicia Bewicke Little
· (ar)
The Chinese Emperor and His Wives
by
William Eleroy Curtis
· (ar)
Chinese Engineering
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Chinese Executions
by
James W. Holden
· (ms)
Chinese Fairy Tales for Young and Old, I: The Water of Life and the Spirit Indri
by
Annis Lennoys
· (ss)
Chinese Fairy Tales for Young and Old, II: The Pocket-Child Who Became the Empress
by
Annis Lennoys
· (ss)
Chinese Fairy Tales for Young and Old, III: The Children Who Fed the Bear of Shant-te
by
Annis Lennoys
· (ss)
Chinese Falconry
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Fantastic
by
James W. Bennett
· (ar)
Chinese Farmers
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Farming
by
Reginald Rigby
· (pm)
Chinese Festivals
by
Helen Gregory Flesher
· (ar)
Chinese Festivals in America
by
Harry L. Wells
· (ar)
Chinese Flappers
by
Harold J. Ashe
· (ms)
Chinese Foot-Binding
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese for Racket
by
Loring Brent
· (nv)
Chinese for Racket
by
George Frank Worts
· (nv)
Chinese for Trouble
by
Samuel Merwin
· (ss)
The Chinese Frog
by
James Lockette Hill
· (ss)
Chinese Fruits
by
Frederick Fromefield
· (ar)
Chinese Funeral
by
Marjorie Hessell Tiltman
· (ss)
Chinese Gamble
by
E. Hoffmann Price
· (na)
The Chinese Ginger Jar
by
Mollie Stanley-Wrench
· (ss)
Chinese Girls Are Taught to Love
by
Sum Nung Au-Young
· (ar)
The Chinese God
by
Ralph Cobino
· (ss)
Chinese Gold
by
Roger Pocock
· (ss)
Chinese Gold
by
Albert Richard Wetjen
· (na)
Chinese Gold Rush
by
Kyle Crichton
· (ar)
Chinese Gordon
by
W. T. Stead
· (??)
Chinese Gordon
by
Richard H. Titherington
· (bg)
Chinese Gormands
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese Gun at Nippon’s Back
by
Lin Yutang
· (ar)
Chinese Half Hour
by
Harriet Ogden Welles
· (ss)
The Chinese Hand
by
Anne Weaver
· (ss)
The Chinese Have Cousins
by
Robert C. du Soe
· (ss)
Chinese Hazard
by
Clarence Herbert New
· (ss)
The Chinese Herb
by
Elizabeth Bone
· (ar)
The Chinese Highbinders of America
by
Robert N. Reeves
· (ar)
Chinese Hit-and-Run
by
Betty Wood McNabb
· (ms)
Chinese Home Life
by
Robert Coltman, M.D.
· (ar)
Chinese Honeymoon
by
Patrick Campbell
· (ss)
Chinese Horses
by
Hugh Walpole
· (ss)
A Chinese House, Singapore
by
R. Caton Woodville
· (il)
Chinese Humor
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
A Chinese Hunting Ground
by
Wyman Sidney Smith
· (ar)
The Chinese in California
by
Joseph S. Silver
· (ar)
The Chinese in England
by
Herman George Scheffauer
· (ar)
The Chinese Influence
by
Eustace Cockrell
· (ss)
The Chinese in New York
by
James S. Metcalfe
· (ar)
The Chinese in New York
by
Wong Chin Foo
· (ar)
Chinese in San Francisco—The Sixth Year of Qwong See
by
Catherine Baldwin
· (ar)
Chinese Insect White Wax
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Interlude
by
H. Bedford-Jones
· (ss)
A Chinese Interlude
by
Harriet Ogden Welles
· (ss)
Chinese Jade
by
Don Portbury
· (ss)
The Chinese Jar
by
W. M. Letts
· (ss)
The Chinese Knife
by
Mildred Cram
· (ss)
The Chinese Label
by
J. Frank Davis
· (sl)
Chinese Labour
by
Annie Frankland
· (ss)
Chinese Labour
by
George Frankland
· (ss)
The Chinese Lady of To-day
by
Chas. J. H. Halcombe
· (ar)
A Chinese Lady’s Love Letters
by
Mrs. Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
· (ar)
The Chinese Language
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese Lantern
by
Catherine Rossiter
· (ss)
The Chinese Leak
by
Julian Ralph
· (ar)
The Chinese Lesson
by
A. M. Homes
· (ss)
Chinese Life Line
by
Royal Arch Gunnison
· (ar)
A Chinese Lily
by
Frederick James Smith
· (mr)
The Chinese Lion
by
Mary Webb
· (ss)
The Chinese Lobster
by
A. S. Byatt
· (ss)
Chinese Lotteries
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Love Lyrics
by
Katharine Metcalf Roof
· (pm)
The Chinese Lover’s Ballade
by
St. Clair McDonald
· (pm)
A Chinese Love Song
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
A Chinese Love-Song
by
A. L. Harris
· (pm)
A Chinese Love Story
by
G. Clifton Bingham
· (pm)
Chinese Luck
by
Douglas Leach
· (ss)
A Chinese Lullaby
by
A. L. Harris
· (pm)
A Chinese Lullaby
by
Wm. J. Hewlett
· (pm)
Chinese Lullaby
by
S. P. K. Ming
· (pm)
Chinese Lumberjacks
by
Charles A. Freeman
· (ms)
Chinese Mandarins and People
by
Professor Douglas
· (ar)
Chinese Merchandise
by
Calvin Ball
· (ss)
A Chinese Messalina
by
Fortunino Matania
· (ar)
Chinese Method of Shaving
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese Mirror
by
Horace Annesley Vachell
· (ss)
Chinese Müller
by
Nathan S. Roberts
· (ss)
Chinese Müller
by
Henry Scheff
· (ss)
Chinese Music
by
H. E. Krehbiel
· (??)
Chinese Music and Musical Instruments
by
Albert Gale
· (ia)
The Chinese Navy
by
Sinclair Gluck
· (nv)
A Chinese Newspaper
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese New Year in Business
by
Forrest Crissey
· (ar)
Chinese Night
by
Harriet Ogden Welles
· (ss)
Chinese Nightmare
by
Hugh Pentecost
· (na)
Chinese Nightmare
by
Judson Philips
· (na)
Chinese Noon
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Chinese Nostalgia
by
John M. Caldwell
· (ms)
Chinese Note
by
E. W. Kemble
· (??)
A Chinese Novel
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese of Europe
by
Björnstjerne Björnson
· (ar)
Chinese Officials
by
John Berwick Harwood
· (ar)
Chinese Officials
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese of New York
by
Helen F. Clark
· (??)
The Chinese of the Pacific Coast
by
William Sylvester Holt
· (ar)
The Chinese Orange Murder
by
Frederic Dannay
· (na)
The Chinese Orange Murder
by
Manfred B. Lee
· (na)
The Chinese Orange Murder
by
Ellery Queen
· (na)
Chinese Paid Taxes with Poisonous Snakes
by
Clarence A. Pope
· (ms)
A Chinese Paper in New York
by
George Grantham Bain
· (ar)
The Chinese Parliament
by
Samuel George Blythe
· (ar)
The Chinese Parrot
by
Earl Derr Biggers
· (n.)
Chinese Parties and Their Leaders
by
Isaac Taylor Headland
· (ia)
The Chinese People
by
Wu Ting-Fang
· (ar)
The Chinese Pheasant
by
Norah Lofts
· (ss)
Chinese Physicians in California
by
William M. Tisdale
· (ar)
Chinese Picture
by
Edmund Charles Blunden
· (pm)
Chinese Pigeon Whistles
by
Kenneth P. Wood
· (ms)
Chinese Pirates
by
Edward Townsend
· (ar)
Chinese Pirates
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
A Chinese Poem (“Of fresh new silk…”)
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
A Chinese Poet Answers His Fan Mail
by
Yuan Mei
· (ms)
Chinese Police
by
John Berwick Harwood
· (ar)
Chinese Police
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Porcelains
by
Dana H. Carroll
· (ar)
A Chinese Practical Joke
by
Emily E. Ford
· (ss)
A Chinese Practical Joke
by
[uncredited]
· (ss)
A Chinese Prayer-Shop
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Chinese Proverbs
by
[uncredited]
· (hu)
A Chinese Punch and Judy Show
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Chinese Puzzle
by
Marten Cumberland
· (ss)
Chinese Puzzle
by
John Beynon Harris
· (nv)
Chinese Puzzle
by
Miriam Howell
· (vi)
A Chinese Puzzle
by
Virginia Tyler Hudson
· (ss)
Chinese Puzzle
by
Clarence Budington Kelland
· (sl)
A Chinese Puzzle
by
Frank King
· (ss)
A Chinese Puzzle
by
H. de Vere Stacpoole
· (ss)
Chinese Puzzle
by
John Wyndham
· (nv)
A Chinese Puzzle
by
Yuan Shih-Kai
· (ar)
The Chinese Puzzle-A Talk on Policies and Conditions with the President of China
by
Samuel George Blythe
· (ar)
Chinese Puzzles, Tricks, and Traps
by
James Scott
· (ar)
The Chinese Quarter of New York
by
Warren Taylor
· (ar)
The Chinese Queue
by
W. H. W. Campbell
· (ar)
Chinese Racket
by
Ferdinand Berthoud
· (ms)
Chinese Railways
by
William Barclay Parsons
· (ar)
The Chinese Resentment
by
H. H. Lowry
· (ar)
The Chinese Revolutionary Junta
by
[uncredited]
· (ia)
A Chinese Richelieu
by
Richard Barry
· (ar)
The Chinese Ring
by
Norman Reilly Raine
· (ss)
A Chinese Romance
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
A Chinese Romeo
by
Charles Kroth Moser
· (ss)
The Chinese Room
by
Marjorie Bowen
· (ss)
The Chinese Room
by
Gabrielle M. V. Long
· (ss)
Chinese Run-Around
by
E. Hoffmann Price
· (nv)
The Chinese Seat
by
Marjorie Bowen
· (ss)
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