Farmers of Forty Centuries or, Permanent Agriculture in China, Korea and Japan / Chapter 13 SILK CULTURE | 76.47%Download App
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Chapter 13 SILK CULTURE
Word Count: 1929
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 FIRST GLIMPSES OF JAPAN
Chapter 2 GRAVE LANDS OF CHINA
Chapter 3 TO HONGKONG AND CANTON
Chapter 4 UP THE SI-KIANG, WEST RIVER
Chapter 5 EXTENT OF CANALIZATION AND SURFACE FITTING OF FIELDS
Chapter 6 SOME CUSTOMS OF THE COMMON PEOPLE
Chapter 7 THE FUEL PROBLEM, BUILDING AND TEXTILE MATERIALS
Chapter 8 TRAMPS AFIELD
Chapter 9 THE UTILIZATION OF WASTE
Chapter 10 IN THE SHANTUNG PROVINCE
Chapter 11 ORIENTALS CROWD BOTH TIME AND SPACE
Chapter 12 RICE CULTURE IN THE ORIENT
Chapter 13 SILK CULTURE
Chapter 14 THE TEA INDUSTRY
Chapter 15 ABOUT TIENTSIN
Chapter 16 MANCHURIA AND KOREA
Chapter 17 RETURN TO JAPAN
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