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Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: The Life and Times of Thomas Manning
Book Details
- Publisher: Manchester University Press
- Publish Date: Nov 15th, 2022
- Pages: 280
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.40in - 6.40in - 1.00in - 1.20lb
- EAN: 9781526164551
- Categories: • Historical• Europe - Great Britain - Georgian Era (1714-1837)• Asia - China
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The Asian Review of Books is a dedicated pan-Asia book review publication. (Tweets of other publications' reviews/articles and retweets are for interest only.)
Recently reviewed historical biographies include “In Search of Amrit Kaur” by Livia Manera Sambuy, “Our Man In Tokyo” by Steve Kemper & “Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: the Life and Times of Thomas Manning” by Edward Weech https://t.co/Wh6WaMaYG1 https://t.co/NuSccEW9ig
Fresh voices from today's China — news, features & commentary from a human perspective. Also on Facebook, Instagram, WeChat, & YouTube.
Thomas Manning tried to study an isolated China. He was rewarded with rich adventures and little else. This is a review of “Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: the Life and Times of Thomas Manning” by Edward Weech. https://t.co/bNGeWK1sxh
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"Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: the Life and Times of Thomas Manning" by Edward Weech https://t.co/O4ESiQ0tmn via @BookReviewsAsia
Praise for this book
'Thomas Manning did many remarkable things and knew many remarkable people. He deserves a biography. Such a book will hold particular interest for those who care about the British Romantics, British culture in the early nineteenth century, or British "orientalism".' Michael Ferber, author of Romanticism: A very short introduction
'I had heard of Thomas Manning, but by name only and knew little about his life and travels, therefore the work has proved to be extremely interesting and educational. What an exciting 'boy's own' adventure Manning appears to have had. Sarah Murden, All Things Georgian
What people are saying
The Asian Review of Books is a dedicated pan-Asia book review publication. (Tweets of other publications' reviews/articles and retweets are for interest only.)
Recently reviewed historical biographies include “In Search of Amrit Kaur” by Livia Manera Sambuy, “Our Man In Tokyo” by Steve Kemper & “Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: the Life and Times of Thomas Manning” by Edward Weech https://t.co/Wh6WaMaYG1 https://t.co/NuSccEW9ig
Fresh voices from today's China — news, features & commentary from a human perspective. Also on Facebook, Instagram, WeChat, & YouTube.
Thomas Manning tried to study an isolated China. He was rewarded with rich adventures and little else. This is a review of “Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: the Life and Times of Thomas Manning” by Edward Weech. https://t.co/bNGeWK1sxh