Walter Henry Medhurst

Books by Walter Henry Medhurst

Total count: 49

• 特選撮要

  [s.n.]1823-01-01
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  An English and Japanese, and Japanese and English vocabulary

  publisher not identified1830-01-01
• 神天之十條誡註明

  Ying hua shu yuan?1832-01-01
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  A dictionary of the Hok-këèn dialect of the Chinese languageaccording to the reading and colloquial idioms: containing about 12,000 characters. Accompanied by a short historical and statistical account of Hok-këèn.

  Printed at the Honorable East India company's press, by G.J. Steyn and brother1832-01-01
• 福音調和

  [s.n.]1834-01-01
• Chosŏn Wiguk [i.e. Waeguk?] chahwi

  Parapattan Press1835-01-01
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  Chinaits state and prospects

  Crocker & Brewster1838-01-01
• Temperancepreached at John Street Chapel, Bedford Row, Jan. 20, 1838

  1838-01-01
• China; its state and prospects, with special reference to the spread of the Gospelcontaining allusions to the antiquity, extent, population, civilization, literature, and religion of the Chinese

  Published by Crocker & Brewster, 47, Washington Street1838-01-01
• 養心神詩

  [s.n.]1838-01-01
• China: its state and prospects, with especial reference to the spread of the gospelcontaining allusions to the antiquity, extent, population, civilization, literature and religion of the Chinese.

  J. Snow1838-01-01
• An English and Japanese and Japanese and English vocabulary

  1839-01-01
• China, its state and prospectswith especial reference to the spread of the Gospel containing allusions to the antiquity, extent, population, civilization, literature, and religion of the Chinese

  John Snow1840-01-01
• On the true meaning of the word Shinas exhibited in the quotations adduced under that word, in the Chinese imperial thesaurus, called ... the Pei-wan-yun-foo

  publisher not identified1840-01-01
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  Notices on Chinese grammarPart I: Orthography and etymology

  Printed at the Mission Press1842-01-01
• Appendix to W.H. Medhurst's Chinese and English dictionaryobsolete, contracted and vulgar characters

  W.H. Medhurst1842-01-01
• Notices on Chinese grammarPart I: Orthography and etymology

  Printed at the Mission Press1842-01-01
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  Notices on Chinese grammar, by Philo-Sinensis

  1842-01-01
• Chinese and English dictionarycontaining all the words in the Chinese imperial dictionary, arranged according to the radicals...

  Parapattan1842-01-01
• Chinese dialoguesquestions and familiar sentences, literally rendered into English, with a view to promote commercial intercourse, and to assist beginners in the language

  Printed at the Mission press1844-01-01
and 29 more