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Novels of Yen-Ching

This book brings together a series of narratives that explore life, society, and traditions in and around Yen-Ching, a term historically used to refer to the area of present-day Beijing. The stories likely draw on the rich cultural heritage, local customs, and historical transformations of this region, offering readers a literary window into its past and the experiences of its inhabitants. Without specific author or publication details, the work is understood as a compilation of fiction that reflects the ambiance and themes connected to this notable Chinese locale. more

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Daniele Vare

Daniele Vare (1880-1956) was an outstanding diplomat who played a significant role in international politics and made important contributions to Italy's foreign policy. more

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