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On Henry Lethbridge (Part 2)

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I’m still hoping to be proven wrong in claiming that just two serious articles were published in the…


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On Henry Lethbridge’s ‘The Yellow Fever’ & ‘The Best of Both Worlds?’

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In my last blog I expressed a hope to be proven wrong in claiming that just two serious articles were published…


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On Grenville Alabaster’s ‘Some Observations on Race Mixture in Hong Kong’

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Just two serious articles were published on the subject of Eurasians in Hong Kong in the 20th century.…


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Generalising Eurasians in Asia

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Looking at how other colonies’ histories have tackled the topic of Eurasians gives useful clues to…


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East Meets West: Where Do Eurasians Come From?

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For a place which has so often been so eulogised for being such a marvellous meeting of East and West, the…


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Race Memory Puzzles in China, Japan War Histories

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This week (on 3 September) the Chinese government has decreed a special one-off public holiday (and …


By Vaudine England

I’m still hoping to be proven wrong in claiming that just two serious articles were published in the…


By Vaudine England

In my last blog I expressed a hope to be proven wrong in claiming that just two serious articles were published…


By Vaudine England

Just two serious articles were published on the subject of Eurasians in Hong Kong in the 20th century.…


By Vaudine England

Looking at how other colonies’ histories have tackled the topic of Eurasians gives useful clues to…


By Vaudine England

For a place which has so often been so eulogised for being such a marvellous meeting of East and West, the…


By Vaudine England

This week (on 3 September) the Chinese government has decreed a special one-off public holiday (and …