From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China
illustration published in the Sphere
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From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China
Summary
From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China is an illustration[1].
Key Facts
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's image is recorded as From the Pei-ho to Pekin. (1900).jpg[2].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's instance of is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — instance of (P31): illustration[3].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's instance of is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — instance of (P31): newspaper[4].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's collection is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — collection (P195): Illustrations from British historical newspapers[5].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's archives at is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — archives at (P485): Hong Kong Baptist University Library[6].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's publication date is recorded as +1900-07-14T00:00:00Z[7].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's official website is recorded as https://bcc.lib.hkbu.edu.hk/artcollection/iln-sphere-056/[8].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's main subject is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — main subject (P921): history of the Qing dynasty[9].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's main subject is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — main subject (P921): Battle of Peking[10].
- From the Pei-ho to Pekin: a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China's published in is recorded as a bird's-eye view of the disturbed area of China — published in (P1433): The Sphere[11].