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Illus. in: Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1856 April 26, p. 341.

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people china clothing and dress periodical illustrations wood engravings qingdao china french expedition indo chinese archipelago indo chinese archipelago inhabitants four inhabitants lioutchou 1856 19th century engraving library of congress colonial period french indochina
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01/01/1856
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Qingdao (China) ,  36.08139, 120.34417
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people china clothing and dress periodical illustrations wood engravings qingdao china french expedition indo chinese archipelago indo chinese archipelago inhabitants four inhabitants lioutchou 1856 19th century engraving library of congress colonial period french indochina