The Great Wall of China

Release on 1909 | by William Edgar Geil

Our unshaken determination was to do the work thoroughly , not as the superficial traveler who ate lunch on the structure and then took ship and wrote an account of the Great Wall on board for the delectation and enlightenment of an ...

The Great Wall of China
  • Author: William Edgar Geil
  • Publisher: London : J. Murray
  • ISBN: STANFORD:36105020053521
  • Category: China
  • Page: 393
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