The Chan's Great Continent

Below is a sampling of the wide range of sources (people and titles) cited in The Chan's Great Continent, a book that relies solely on non-Chinese language primary documents to analyze East Asian History. It is a good example of how this type of research can take you into every imaginable discipline and time era. Unfortunately, the book does not include a bibliography, which is why I've compiled the list below. If you're looking for a particular name, use Ctrl-F. (The page number where the reference occurs is in parenthesis.)

Research Guides to Chinese Newspapers

Western Language Periodicals on China (A selective list), by Richard Walker.  New Haven, Institute of Far Eastern Languages, ale University, 1949.  Provides a bibliography of newspapers published in China.

The Cambridge History of Modern China,Vol. 12 ed. John K. Fairbank.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.  [DS 735 C3145 V.12]. Pg. 834 provides a list of English Language Newspapers after 1911.  Most are unavailable in the Tri-Co library system.

A research Guide to China-coast newspapers, 1822-1911, by Frank H. H King editor, and Prescott Clarke.  Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1965.