1596-1597
Elizabeth I. schickt drei Schiffe nach China und gibt Benjamin Wood einen Brief an den Kaiser mit. Die Schiffe erleiden Schiffbruch im Golf von Martaban, Burma.
Dokument:
The vision of China in the English literature of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries . Ed. by Adrian Hsia. (Hong Kong : Chinese University press, 1998).China in the English literature of the seventeenth century . In : Quarterly bulletin of Chinese bibliography ; vol. 1 (1940).The beginnings of the influence of Chinese culture in England . In : Wai guo yu ; no 6 (1982).John Webb : a forgotten page in the early history of sinology in Europe . In : The Chinese social and political review ; vol. 19 (1935-1936).China in the English literature of the eighteenth century . In : Quarterly bulletin of Chinese bibliography ; vol. 2 (1941).Daniel Defoe, China's severe critic . In : Nankai social and economic quarterly ; vol. 8 (1935).Chinese fables and anti-Walpole journalism . In : The review of English studies ; vol. 25 (1949).Dr. Johnson and Chinese culture . In : Quarterly bulletin of Chinese bibliography ; vol. 5 (1945).Oliver Goldsmith and his Chinese letters . In : T'ien hsia monthly ; vol. 8 (1939).Thomas Percy and his Chinese studies . In : The Chinese social and political science review ; vol. 20 (1936-1937).William Jones's Chinese studies . In : The review of English studies ; vol. 22 (1946).The Chinese garden in eighteenth century England . In : T'ien hsia monthly ; vol. 2 (1936).The Chinese orphan : a Yuan play . In : T'ien hsia monthly ; vol. 4 (1936). [Ji, Junxiang. Zhao shi gu'er].The orphan of the house Zhao in French, English, German, and Hong Kong literature . In : Comparative literature studies ; vol. 25 (1988). [Ji, Junxiang. Zhao shi gu'er].
Dokument:
Library of Congress : catalog.loc.gov .
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Web)
Person:
Elizabeth I.