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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

SELECT LIST OF BOOKS

(WITH REFERENCES TO PERIODICALS)

RELATING TO THE

FAR EAST

COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

APPLETON PRENTISS CLARK GRIFFIN

CHIEF BIBLIOGRAPHER

WASHINGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

1904

PREFATORY NOTE

RUSSIA: HISTORY, POLITICS, ETC.

RUSSIAN EXPANSION

TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILROAD

TIBET

MANCHURIA

JAPAN
KOREA

RUSSO-JAPANESE RELATIONS

FAR EAST: AMERICAN RELATIONS

FAR EAST: EUROPEAN RELATIONS

ANGLO-RUSSIAN RELATIONS

CHINA

AUTHOR INDEX
Transcriber's Notes

PREFATORY NOTE

This List deals with the later conditions in the Far East. The political and economic aspects are the special subjects dealt
with. For convenience of consultation the titles are arranged under the following subdivisions: Russia; History, politics,
etc.; Russian expansion; Trans-Siberian railroad; Tibet; Manchuria; Japan; Korea; Russo-Japanese relations; Far East:
American relations; Far East: European relations; Anglo-Russian relations; and China.

History of Russia.—A compendium of Russian history is Morfill's "A history of Russia from the birth of Peter the Great
to Nicholas II." Rambaud's "The history of Russia" is a work of greater extent, the later editions bring the history down
to 1904. In Wallace's "Russia" the history stops at 1877.

Recent works in English on the internal affairs of Russia are Brüggen's "Russia of to-day;" Drage's "Russian affairs;"
Latimer's "Russia and Turkey in the nineteenth century;" Leroy-Beaulieu's "The empire of the tsars and the Russians;"
Palmer's "Russian life in town and country;" and Schierbrand's "Russia, her strength and her weakness." The volumes
issued by the Russian government in connection with the World's Columbian exposition contain much statistical
information. Works in foreign languages to be specially noted are: Anspach's "La Russie économique et l'œuvre de M.
de Witte;" Brüggen's "Das heutige Russland;" Danielson's "Histoire du développement économique de la Russie depuis
l'affranchissement des serfs;" Delage's "Chez les Russes;" Deschamps's "La Russie au 20me siècle;" Kovalevskiĭ's "La
Russie à la fin du 19e siècle;" Kupchanko's "Russland in Zahlen;" Machat's "Le développement économique de la
Russie;" Niet's "La Russie d'aujourd'hui" and Strannik's "La pensée russe contemporaine."

Russian navy.—Clarke's "Russia's sea-power, past and present; or, The rise of the Russian navy" and Jane's "The
imperial Russian navy; its past, present, and future."

Russian expansion.—Rambaud's "The expansion of Russia" is a valuable economic study. Skrine's "The expansion of
Russia, 1815-1900" is a sympathetic record down to 1900; Norman's "All the Russias" inclines to look with favor on
Russian policies; Beveridge's "The Russian advance" is the result of a study of conditions made in a visit in 1901 and is
commendatory of Russia; Chirol's "The middle eastern question" considers phases of Russian expansion with special
regard to Russian relations with Afghanistan, Persia and Tibet, and to the position of the Indian empire; Gerrare's
"Greater Russia" is written with the object of conveying "an adequate idea of Russia's advance: her industrial progress,
commercial prospects, the openings presented for both capital and labour, the markets closed to foreign enterprise." G.
Frederick Wright in his work entitled "Asiatic Russia" holds that "except in the case of the United States, no other nation
of the world has before it the clear field for expansion that Russia has in her Asiatic possessions, and no other nation has
more completely at her command the material and moral resources of modern science and Christian civilization than she
has, if she but continues to use them rightly." Krahmer's "Russland in Asien" is a detailed history in six volumes, of which
a single volume is devoted to a special phase of Russian activities in the Far East.

Trans-Siberian railway.—There are numerous travellers' accounts including Cary's "The Trans-Siberian route; or,
Notes of a journey from Pekin to New York in 1902;" Lynch's "The path of empire;" Shoemaker's "The great Siberian
railway from St. Petersburg to Pekin;" Simpson's "Side-lights on Siberia. Some accounts of the great Siberian railroad,
the prisons and the exile systems;" Vladimir's "Russia on the Pacific, and the Siberian railway" and others in the articles
in periodicals noted on pp. 19-21 of this List. The sumptuous volume printed by the Russian Ministry of ways of
communication, printed in English under the title "Guide to the Great Siberian railway" is to be specially noted. The
account published by the United States Bureau of statistics in its Monthly summary of commerce and finance, April,
1899, contains valuable material.

Manchuria.—Hosie's "Manchuria: its people, resources and history" is a good first hand authority. Whigham's
"Manchuria and Korea" is a study of political and economic conditions as well as descriptive.

History of Japan.—Recent works are Brinkley's "Japan; its history, arts and literature;" Diósy's "The new Far East;"
Griffis's "The Mikado's empire. 10th ed., including history to beginning of 1903;" Gulick's "Evolution of the Japanese,
social and psychic;" Koch's "Japan. Geschichte nach japanischen Quellen und ethnographischen Skizzen;" Murray's
"The story of Japan" and Ransome's "Japan in transition." A history of Japan in restricted compass is given in the second
volume of Helmolt's "The world's history, a survey of man's record."

The recent descriptive works are:—Brinkley's "Japan; its history, arts and literature" and the volume he has edited
entitled "Japan; described and illustrated by the Japanese; written by eminent Japanese authorities and scholars;"
Browne's "Japan; the place and the people;" Brownell's "The heart of Japan;" Chamberlain's "Things Japanese" and the
guide written with W. B. Mason entitled "A handbook for travellers in Japan;" Dumolard's "Le Japon politique,
économique, et social"; Scherer's "Japan today;" Singleton's "Japan as seen and described by famous writers;" Sladen's
"Queer things about Japan;" Gilbert Watson's "Three rolling stones in Japan" and W. Petrie Watson's "Japan; aspects &

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destinies."

The Japanese navy.—F. T. Jane's "The imperial Japanese navy" is similar in scope to his book on the Russian navy
and is of likewise timely value.

Japanese art is treated in Anderson's "The pictorial arts of Japan;" Brinkley's "The art of Japan" and his "Japan;
described and illustrated by the Japanese; written by eminent Japanese authorities and scholars; with an essay on
Japanese art by Kaluzo Okakura;" Okakura's "The ideals of the East, with special reference to the art of Japan;" and
Rein's "The industries of Japan. Together with an account of its agriculture, forestry, arts, and commerce."

Korea.—Hamilton's "Korea" is to be noted as a comprehensive account giving results of recent observations.
Underwood's "Fifteen years among the top-knots; or, Life in Korea" gives a picture of missionary life in Korea.

The literature consisting of magazine articles on the present war is noted under the heading Russo-Japanese relations on
pp. 40-48 of this List.

A selection of titles relating to the political interests of the United States in the Far East is given on pp. 49-52 of this
List. It includes some works dealing with the first appearance of Americans in Asiatic countries and the history of their
participation in Far Eastern affairs. In the section devoted to Anglo-Russian relations are noted works dealing with the
Russian advance in Central Asia and its effects upon English interests.

History of China.—An extensive work is Boulger's "The history of China," first published in 1881-1884, and revised
editions in 1898 and 1900, respectively. Its chief value lies in its detailed account of "European progress in China
subsequent to the signing of the treaty of Nankin in 1842, including the Taeping rebellion in all its phases and Gordon's
campaign." The earlier part of his history is drawn mainly from the Jesuit epitomes of the Chinese annalists. The new
edition of his "Short History" has an additional chapter, written by another hand, giving a summary account of the reign
of Kwang Su, covering the capture of Pekin.

Douglas's "China", forming a volume of the "Story of the nations series" gives all that the general reader needs. In
Macgowan's "A history of China from the earliest days down to the present" recourse has been had to the original
authorities. "It is not a compilation gathered from all sources, but a reproduction from the original of the Standard
History of China." Williams's "The middle kingdom" first published in 1848, constituted for a long time the principal
source of information for English readers, and in its revised form is still regarded as a classic. Brinkley's "China; its
history, arts and literature" is of very great value. The later history of China is dealt with, among others, by Beals,
Colquhoun, Favier, Hart, Krausse, Landor, Leroy-Beaulieu, Lynch, Mitford, Norman, Thomson, Wen Ching and
Wilson.

China.—Political and economic conditions are discussed in works by Bard, Beresford, Brandt, Brenier, Colquhoun,
Gorst, Krausse, Leroy-Beaulieu, Nelson, Parker, Parsons, Pinon, and Wilson. See also "Commercial China in 1904"
published by the United States Bureau of statistics.

For the foreign relations of China there are to be noted Cordier's "Histoire des relations de la Chine avec les
puissances occidentales 1860-1900," and Ireland's "China and the powers; chapters in the history of Chinese
intercourse with western nations."

The social life of China can be studied in Douglas's "Society in China;" Hesse-Wartegg's "China und Japan;" Little's
"Intimate China;" Smith's "Chinese characteristics" and his "Village life in China."

Travel in China.—Recent works are Bishop's "The Yangtze Valley and beyond;" Cumming's "Wanderings in China;"
Jack's "The back blocks of China;" Little's "Through the Yang-tse gorges;" Scidmore's "China" and Thomson's
"Through China with a camera."

Missions in China.—For this subject see works by Barrows, Edkins, Gundry and Michie.

Chinese bibliography.—Cordier's "Bibliotheca sinica. Dictionnaire bibliographique des ouvrages relatifs à l'Empire
chinois," is a monumental work.

A. P. C. Griffin

Chief Bibliographer

Herbert Putnam

Librarian of Congress

Washington, D. C., July 1, 1904

SELECT LIST OF BOOKS (WITH REFERENCES TO

PERIODICALS)

RELATING TO THE FAR EAST

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RUSSIA: HISTORY, POLITICS, ETC.

(See also Russians Expansion, pp. 12-16 of this list.)

Anspach, Alfred. La Russie économique et l'œuvre de M. de Witte, avec introduction par Ch. de Larivière.

Paris: H. Le Soudier, 1904. (4), xviii, 394 pp. Portrait. 12o.

Appendix: La Russie et la Perse au point de vue commercial. Fragment d'un discours de M. de Witte.

Contains chapters on de Witte, railroads, emigration in Siberia, the frontier guard, the merchant
marine, monetary reform, credit, public debt, bridges, etc., showing results which de Witte has
achieved.

Brandes, Georg Morris Cohen. Impressions of Russia. Translated from the Danish by Samuel C. Eastman.

New York: T. Y. Crowell & co., [1889]. x, 353 pp. Portrait. 12o.

Browning, Oscar. Peter the Great.

London: Hutchinson and co., 1898. viii, 347 pp. Portrait. 12o.

Brüggen, Ernst von der. Das heutige Russland; Kulturstudien.

Leipzig: Veit & comp., 1902. (6), 276 pp. 8o.

Contents: Ausseres Wachsthum.—Innere Kämpfe.—Finanzen.—Industrie.—Das Zentrum.—Der
Adel.—Der Bauer.—Kirche und Moral.—Verarmung und Hungersnot.—Mittelklassen.—
Stadtwesen, Schulen, Revolutionäre, Kunst, Litteratur.—Die europäischen Grenzländer.—Kolonien
und Weltmacht.—- Die Landschaftsverfassung.—Büreaukratie.—Verfassungsfragen.

—— Russia of to-day. From the German, by M. Sandwith.

London: Digby, Long & co., 1904. vii, 306 pp. 8o.

Bujac, Jean Léopold Émile. L'armée russe, son histoire, son organisation actuelle.

Paris: Limoges, H. Charles-Lavauzelle, 1894. 428 pp. 8o.

Clarke, Sir George Sydenham. Russia's sea-power, past and present; or, The rise of the Russian navy.

London: J. Murray, 1898. xix, (1), 202 pp. 2 folded maps. 12o.

A new edition has been published, and has been ordered by the Library.

[Daniels]on, Nikolaĭ Frantsovich. Histoire du développement économique de la Russie depuis l'affranchissement des
serfs, par Nicolas-on. Traduit de russe par Gg.

Paris: V. Giard & E. Brière, 1902. vii, 523 pp. Tables. 8o.

Delage, Émile. Chez les Russes; études et impressions de voyage mêlées. Préface par Georges Montorgueil. 3. éd.

Paris: Dujarric et cie. 1903. xxiv, 410 pp. 12o.

Contents: Choses entrevues: Chemin faisant à travers la Pologne,—Choses vues et vécues: À
Moscou.—Choses découvertes: Sur le Volga et alentour, oreille tendue et nez au vent.—Études
annexes: Le commerce du vin dans l'Empire russe. La propriété industrielle et littéraire devant les
pratiques russes. Les foires de Nijni-Novgorod de ce temps.

Deschamps, Philippe. La Russie au 20me siècle.

Paris: Guillaumin & cie., 1902. (4), 284, (1) pp. 8o.

Drage, Geoffrey. Russian affairs.

London: John Murray, 1904. xvi, 738 pp. Folded maps. 8o.

Contents: Introduction; Russian ambitions; Agriculture; Agrarian development; Famines; Industry;
Commerce; Finance; Poland, Finland, and the Baltic provinces; Dependencies. A. Northern Asia:
Siberia; Manchuria; B. Central Asia; Conclusion; Appendices.

"This is a new and important work on the present internal state of Russia, derived from personal
acquaintance with the country. Political questions and the economic problems connected with
agriculture, industry, commerce and finance in European and Asiatic Russia are exhaustively dealt

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with, M. de Witte's budgets being carefully analysed." Spectator, Mar. 26, '04.

Foulke, William Dudley. Slav or Saxon, a study of the growth and tendencies of Russian civilization. 2d ed., revised.

New York: G. P. Putnam's sons, 1899. vii, (1), 141 pp. 12o. (Questions of the day, no. 43.)

—— Same. 3d ed. rev. and enl.

New York: G. P. Putnam's sons, 1904. ix, (1), 210 pp. 12o. (Questions of the day, no. 43.)

With an additional chapter on the causes of the war in the Far East and the issues involved.

Golovin, Konstantin Fedorovich. Russlands Finanzpolitik und die Aufgaben der Zukunft. Aus dem Russischen von M.
Kolossowski. Vollständige deutsche Ausgabe.

Leipzig: Verlag von Otto Wigand, 1900. (4), 233 pp. 8o.

Jane, Frederick T. The imperial Russian navy; its past, present, and future. New and revised edition.

London: W. Thacker & co., 1904. 23, (1), 23-736 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Portraits. Maps. Plans.

Facsimiles. 4o.

The author states that in this new edition, he has "only laboured to bring the book completely up to
date as regards matériel and personnel, deleting in the former matter that, owing to changes in design
and so forth, is no longer applicable."

Kovalevskiĭ, Maksim Maksimovich. Le régime économique de la Russie.

Paris: V. Giard & E. Brière, 1898. (4), 362, (2) pp. 8o. (Bibliothèque sociologique internationale, 14.)

—— Russian political institutions; the growth and development of these institutions from the beginnings of Russian
history to the present time.

Chicago: The University of Chicago press, 1902. ix, 299 pp. Maps. 8o.

Kovalevskiĭ, Vladimir Ivanovich, ed. La Russie à la fin du 19e siècle.

Paris: P. Dupont, 1900. xx, 989, (2) pp. Maps. Tables. Diagrams. 8o. (Commission impériale de Russie à

l'Exposition universelle de Paris.)

Kupchanko, Grigoriĭ Ivanovich. Russland in Zahlen. Statistisches Sammelwerk. Mit einer Eisenbahnkarte.

Leipzig: O. Wigand, 1902. v, (2), 148 pp. Map. 8o.

Anhang (pp. 135-148): 1. Gesetzlich bestimmtes Verhältnis zwischen den russischen und den
metrischen Massen und Gewichten. 2. Russische Geldsorten. 3. Passvorschriften. 4.
Eisenbahnfahrpreise.

Latimer, Mary Elizabeth Wormeley. Russia and Turkey in the nineteenth century.

Chicago: A. C. McClurg and company, 1893. 413 pp. Portraits. 8o.

Leroy-Beaulieu, Anatole. The empire of the tsars and the Russians. Translated from the third French edition, with
annotations, by Zénaïde A. Ragozin.

G. P. Putnam's sons, New York, London, 1893-1896. 3 vols. 8o.

Part 1. The country and its inhabitants; Part 2. The institutions; Part 3. The religion.

Lodge, Henry Cabot. Some impressions of Russia.

(In his A fighting frigate, and other essays and addresses, pp. 257-290. New York, 1902. 8o.)

"This article was published in Scribner's Magazine for April, 1902."

Machat, J. Le développement économique de la Russie.

Paris: A. Colin, 1902. xvi, 310, (4) pp. Maps. Diagrams. 12o.

"Bibliographie": pp. xiii-xvi.

Miliukov, Pavel Nikolaevich. Essais sur l'histoire de la civilisation russe. Traduit du russe par P. Dramas & D.
Soskice. Avec une préface de Lucien Herr.

Paris: V. Giard & E. Brière, 1901. viii, 295, (2) pp. Maps. Diagrams. 8o.

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Contents: Introduction—1. ptie. La population—2. ptie. L'évolution économique—3. ptie.
L'évolution de l'état—4. ptie. La structure sociale—Conclusions—Cartes et diagrammes.

Morfill, William Richard. A history of Russia from the birth of Peter the Great to Nicholas II.

New York: J. Pott & co., 1902. viii, 486 pp. Frontispiece. Maps (partly folded). 12o.

—— The story of Russia.

New York: G. P. Putnam's sons, 1890. xix, (1), 394 pp. Frontispiece (portrait). Illustrations. Portraits.

Folded maps. 12o. (The story of the nations.)

Niet, pseud. La Russie d'aujourd'hui. Le tsar.—Les grands-ducs.—Les ministres.—La société.—Les finances.—La
police.—L'administration.—La diplomatie, etc.

Paris: F. Juven, [1902]. (4), 312 pp. 12o.

Author's pseudonym, "Niet," at head of title. "Une grande partie de cette étude a paru, en fragments
publiés chaque semaine à l'Echo de Paris."

"Ce livre trouve une actualité brûlante dans les événements de notre heure; toutes les phases du grand
drame qui commence ont été prévues par Niet, si sincèrement, avec une documentation si
incontestable, qu'on a voulu lire bien des noms de diplomates sous l'anonymat de son auteur."

Palmer, Francis H. E. Russian life in town and country.

New York and London: G. P. Putnam's sons, 1901. xi, (2), 320 pp. Plates. 12o. (Our European

neighbours.)

Rambaud, Alfred Nicolas. Histoire de la Russie depuis les origines jusqu'à nos jours. 5. éd. rev. et complétée jusqu'en
1900.

Paris: Hachette & cie., 1900. (4), 922, (2) pp. Maps. 12o. (Historie universelle.)

"Note bibliographique": pp. [897]-914.

—— The history of Russia from the earliest times to 1877. Translated by Leonora B. Lang, with additional chapters
covering the period from 1877 to 1904, by G. Mercer Adam.

A. L. Burt company, publishers, New York, [1904]. 2 vols. Frontispieces. Plates. Portraits. 12o.

Rambaud, Alfred Nicolas. A popular history of Russia from the earliest times to 1880. Translated by L. B. Lang.
Edited and enlarged by Nathan Haskell Dole. Including a history of the Turko-Russian war of 1877-78, from the best
authorities, by the editor.

Boston: D. Estes and C. E. Lauriat, 1880-1882. 3 vols. Plates. Portraits. Maps. 8o.

Regelsperger, Gustave. Les Russes en Asie.

(In Revue universelle, vol. 2, May 15, 1902, pp. 261-266.)

Russia. Aperçu statistique des chemins de fer et des voies navigables de la Russie. Avec annexe de cartes et de
tableaux graphiques. Section de statistique et de cartographie du Ministère des voies de communication.

St.-Pétersbourg: Impr. du Ministère des voies de communication (J. N. Kouchnereff & cie), 1900. (8), 180

pp. 2 folded maps. 4 folded statistical diagrams. 8o.

"Rédigé pour l'Exposition universelle de 1900 à Paris."

—— Statesman's handbook for Russia. Edited by the Chancery of the Committee of ministers.

St. Petersburg: E. Thiele, 1896. 2 vols. 8o.

Contents: I. Preface. Unity of the Russian empire. State organization. Rights of subjects. State
administration. Separate branches of state administration. Material resources.—II. Spiritual welfare: 1.
Ecclesiastical institutions. 2. National education. 3. Institutions of the Empress Mary. Policy of
security. Justice. Local government and self government. Appendix: Races inhabiting the Russian
empire.

—— The industries of Russia, by the Department of trade and manufactures, Ministry of finance for the World's
Columbian exposition at Chicago. Editor of the English translation, John Martin Crawford.

St. Petersburg: [Trenke & Fusnot, printers], 1893. 5 vols. in 4. Maps. Diagrams. 4o.

Contents: I-II. Manufactures and trade.—III. Agriculture and forestry.—IV. Mining and metallurgy.

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—V. Siberia and the great Siberian railway.

La Russie, géographique, ethnologique, historique, administrative, économique, religieuse, littéraire, artistique,
scientifique, pittoresque, etc. Par MM. L. Delavaud, Girard de Rialle, Ch. Rabot, Alfred Rambaud, Albert Vandal,
Maxime Petit, G. Regelsperger, Ernest Lehr, Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu, Désiré Lecroix, Arthur Raffalovich, G. Lejeal,
Louis Leger, E. M. de Vogüe, Maurice Tourneux, Maurice Vachon, Arthur Pougin, J. Grand-Carteret, Michel Delines,
Mme Lydie Paschkof, A. André, baron de Montalbo, Camille Couderc. 3. éd.

Paris: Larousse, [1900]. 490 pp. Illustrations. Portraits. Plans. Maps (partly folded). Folded facsimilies.

8o.

Schierbrand, Wolf von. Russia, her strength and her weakness; a study of the present condition of the Russian empire,
with an analysis of its resources and a forecast of its future.

New York and London: G. P. Putnam's sons, 1904. xiv, (2), 304 pp. Folded maps. 8o.

Strannik, Ivan. La pensée russe contemporaine.

Paris: A. Colin, 1903. (4), 266, (2) pp. 12o.

Contents: Introduction.—L'impuissance de vivre. Tchékhov.—L'esprit de vagabondage. Gorki.—Le
sentiment de la pitié. Korolenko.—Orthodoxie et hétérodoxie. Tolstoï.—L'esprit sectaire. Les
Doukhobors.

Thompson, Herbert M. Russian politics.

New York: H. Holt and company, 1896. xi, (11), 289 pp. Folded maps. Folded table. 12o.

Tikhomirov, Lev Aleksandrovich. Russia, political and social; translated from the French by Edward Aveling. 2d ed.

London: S. Sonnenschein & co., 1892. 2 vols. 8o. (Library of standard authors.)

Contents: I. The Russian empire and Russia. Russian Russia: Germans and Jews. The social classes in
Russia: the people; the clergy, nobility, bourgeoisie. Economic and industrial Russia.—II. The
intellectual movement. Political Russia. Appendices: A. Statistics of the national revenue. B. The term
nihilists. C. Subjects forbidden by the censorship. D. Partition of the land. E. Works and publications
quoted.

United States. Bureau of statistics. Commercial Russia in 1904. Area, population, finances, currency, railways,
industry, and agriculture, and foreign commerce and commerce of the United States with Russia.

Washington: Government printing office, 1904. iii, (1), 2755-2869 pp. Folded map. 4o.

Reprinted from the Monthly summary of commerce and finance for Feb., 1904.

Waliszewski, Kazimierz. Peter the Great. Translated from the French by Lady Mary Loyd.

New York: D. Appleton & company, 1897. x, 562 pp. Portrait. 8o.

—— The romance of an empress, Catherine II of Russia. Translated from the French.

New York: D. Appleton and company, 1894. viii, 458 pp. Portrait. 8o.

—— The story of a throne (Catherine II of Russia). From the French.

London: W. Heinemann, 1895. 2 vols. 8o.

Wallace, D. Mackenzie. Russia.

New York: Henry Holt and company, 1877. xiii, (1), 620 pp. 2 folded maps. 8o.

RUSSIAN EXPANSION

Aulagnon, Claudius. La Sibérie économique, considéré plus spécialement dans sa partie cisbaïkalienne. Préface par
M. Frédéric Passy.

Paris: Guillaumin et cie, 1901. xii, 230 pp. Illustrations. Plates. 8o. (Publication de l'Association des

anciens élèves de l'École des hautes études commerciales.)

Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah. The Russian advance.

New York and London: Harper & brothers, 1903. iii, (5), 485, (1) pp. Maps. 8o.

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Appendix: Treaty of Shimonoseki, by which southern Manchuria was ceded to Japan; Mikado's
rescript withdrawing from Manchuria; The (reputed) Cassini convention; The Russo-Manchurian
railway agreement; Anglo-Russian agreement respecting spheres of influence in China; Treaty of
offensive and defensive alliance between Great Britain and Japan; Specimen of the regulations
concerning foreign joint stock companies operating in Russia.

Bookwalter, John Wesley. Siberia and Central Asia.

Springfield, O.: [New York printed, J. J. Little & co.], 1899. xxxi, 548 pp. Illustrations. 8o.

Carol, Jean. Colonisation russe: les deux routes du Caucase; notes d'un touriste.

Paris: Hachette et cie., 1899. xl, 311 pp. Illustrations. Maps. 8o.

Chirol, Valentine. The middle eastern question; or, Some political problems of Indian defence. With maps, illustrations,
and appendices.

London: J. Murray, 1903. xiv, 512 pp. Plates. Maps. Genealogical tables. 8o.

"Bibliography": pp. 499-500.

Based on a series of letters written for the Times. Preface.

De Windt, Harry. The new Siberia. Being an account of a visit to the penal island of Sakhalin, and political prison and
mines of the trans-Baikal district, Eastern Siberia. With appendices, map, and twenty-eight illustrations.

London: Chapman and Hall, 1896. xiv, 324 pp. Plates. Portraits. Map. 8o.

Durrieux, Alcée. Samarkand, la bien gardée.

Paris: Plon-Nourrit & cie., 1901. (4), vi, 304, (4) pp. Plates. 12o.

Gerrare, Wirt. Greater Russia. The continental empire of the old world. With illustrations and a map.

New York: The Macmillan company, 1903. xiii, (1), 337 pp. Plates. Folded map. 8o.

Hawes, Charles H. In the uttermost East; being an account of investigations among the natives and Russian convicts of
the island of Sakhalin, with notes of travel in Korea, Siberia, and Manchuria.

New York: Charles Scribner's sons, xxx, 478 pp. Plates. Maps. 8o.

Hellwald, Friedrich von. The Russians in Central Asia. A critical examination down to the present time of the
geography and history of Central Asia. Tr. from the German by Theodore Wirgman.

Henry S. King & co., [London], 1874. xx, 332 pp. Folded map (colored). 12o.

Krafft, Hugues. À travers le Turkestan Russe; ouvrage illustré de deux cent-soixante-cinq gravures d'après les clichés
de l'auteur et contenant une carte en couleurs.

Paris: Hachette et cie, 1902. (6), vii, 228, (4) pp. Illustrations. Plates. Portrait. Folded map. Fo.

Krahmer, Gustav. Russland in Asien.

Leipzig: Zuckschwerdt & co., 1897-1903. 6 vols. Plates. Maps. 8o.

Contents: vol. 1. Transkaspien und seine Eisenbahn. O. Heyfelder; vol. 2. Russland in Mittel-Asien;
vol. 3. Sibirien und die grosse sibirische Eisenbahn; vol. 4. Russland in Ost-Asien; vol. 5. Das
nordöstliche Küstengebiet; vol. 6. Die Beziehungen Russlands zu Persien.

Krausse, Alexis. Russia in Asia. A record and a study. 1558-1899.

London: G. Richards, 1899. 428 pp. Maps. 8o.

Legras, Jules. En Sibérie.

Paris: Armand Colin & cie., 1899. xvii, 384 pp. Illustrations. Map. 12o.

Cover-title: 2. éd.

Meakin, Annette M. B. In Russian Turkestan: a garden of Asia and its people.

London: George Allen, 1903. xvii, (1), 316 pp. Plates. Map. 12o.

Norman, Henry. All the Russias; travels and studies in contemporary European Russia, Finland, Siberia, the Caucasus,
and Central Asia.

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New York: C. Scribner's sons, 1902. (4), xii, (2), 476 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Maps. 8o.

Rambaud, Alfred Nicolas. The expansion of Russia; problems of the East and problems of the Far East; with an essay
on the Russian people, by J. Novicow. 2d ed.

New York: Scott-Thaw company, 1904. (8), 254 pp. 12o (Contemporary thought series. II.)

Ravenstein, E. G. The Russians on the Amur; its discovery, conquest, and colonization, with a description of the
country, its inhabitants, productions, and commercial capabilities; and personal accounts of Russian travellers.

London: Trübner and co., 1861. xx, 467 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Maps. 8o.

Reid, Arnot. From Peking to Petersburg.

London: E. Arnold, 1899. vi, (2), 300 pp. Frontispiece. Map. 8o.

Russia's march towards India. By "An Indian officer."

London: Sampson Low, Marston & company, 1894. 2 vols. Map. 8o.

Contains an account of Russia's advance towards India from the earliest times up to the present day.

Semenov, Petr Petrovich. La Russie extra-européenne et polaire Sibérie, Caucase, Asie centrale, Extrême-Nord.

Paris: P. Dupont, 1900. (4) 242 pp. Folded map. 8o. (Commission impériale de Russie à l'Exposition

universelle de 1900.)

Skrine, Francis Henry. The expansion of Russia, 1815-1900.

Cambridge: Cambridge University press, 1903. vi, 386 pp. Maps. 8o. (Cambridge historical series.)

Skrine, Francis Henry, and Edward Denison Ross. The heart of Asia. A history of Russian Turkestan and the Central
Asian Khanates.

London: Methuen & company, 1899. xi, (1), 444 pp. Illustrations. Maps. 8o.

Stadling, Jonas Jonsson. Through Siberia. Ed. by F. H. H. Guillemard.

Westminster: A. Constable & co., 1901. xvi, 315 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Map. 8o.

Ukhtomskiĭ, Esper Esperovich, kniaz'. Travels in the East of Nicholas II. emperor of Russia, when cesarewitch,
1890-1891. Written by order of His Imperial Majesty, and translated from the Russian by R. Goodlet, edited by Sir G.
Birdwood.

London: A. Constable & co., 1896-1900. 2 vols. Illustrations. Plates. Portraits. Fo.

Wright, George Frederick. Asiatic Russia.

New York: McClure, Phillips & co., 1902. 2 vols. Plates. Folded maps. 8o.

Contents: Physical geography; Russian occupation; Russian colonization; Political divisions; Social,
economic, and political conditions; Natural history; Bibliography.

Yorck von Wartenburg, Maximilian, Graf. Das Vordringen der russischen Macht in Asien. 2. Auflage.

Berlin: E. S. Mittler und Sohn, 1900. 67, (1) pp. Map. 8o.

RUSSIAN EXPANSION: ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS

1898. Dans le Tian Chan Russe. Au tour de l'Issyk Koul. G. Saint-Yves.

Annales de géographie, vol. 8 (May 15, 1898): 201-215.

1900. Dans le Tian Chan Russe. De L'Issyk Koul au Ferghana. G. Saint-Yves.

Annales de géographie, vol. 9 (Mar. 15, 1900): 119-140.

1900. Russia's field for Anglo-Saxon enterprise in Asia. Alexander Hume Ford.

Engineering magazine, vol. 19 (June, 1900): 354-368.

1900. Russian Central Asia: countries and peoples. With map. Archibald R. Colquhoun.

Society of Arts. Journal, vol. 48 (June 1, 1900): 554-568.

1900. Is Russia to control all of Asia? A. H. Ford.

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Cosmopolitan, vol. 29 (July, 1900): 253-265.

1900. La politique russe en Chine. B. de Zenzinoff.

Correspondant, vol. 200 (Aug. 25, 1900): 662-669.

1900. The expansion of Russia: problems of the East and problems of the Far East. Alfred Rambaud.

International monthly, vol. 2 (Sept., 1900): 211-251; (Oct., 1900): 341-361.

1900. China and Russia. Josiah Quincy.

North American review, vol. 171 (October, 1900): 528-542.

1900. Russia's foreign policy. A Russian publicist.

Contemporary review, vol. 78 (Dec, 1900): 776-783.

1900. The spread of Russia. Poultney Bigelow.

Independent, vol. 52 (Dec. 20, 1900): 3021-3025.

1901. Russia and the "open door." A Russian publicist.

Contemporary review, vol. 79 (Feb., 1901): 188-194.

1901. Engineering opportunities in the Russian empire. Alexander Hume Ford.

Engineering magazine, vol. 21 (April, 1901): 29-42.

1901. Russia's conquest of Asia. John Kimberly Mumford.

World's work, vol. 2 (May, 1901): 704-719.

1901. Récentes explorations russes en Asie. J. Deniker.

Géographie, vol. 4 (July, 1901): 21-28.

1. Le Kamtchatka et le littoral de la mer d'Okhotsk.

2. Dernières nouvelles de l'expédition Kozlov 'en Asie Centrale.

1901. The colonization of Siberia. R. E. C. Long.

Forum, vol. 32 (Oct., 1901): 172-189.

1901. Russia as a great power. Sydney Brooks.

World's work, vol. 2 (Oct., 1901): 1277-1284.

1902. The new California [Siberia]. S. M. Williams.

Munsey's magazine, vol. 26 (Mar., 1902): 753-764.

1902. The future of Russia. A.-R. B.-de Bilinski.

Nineteenth century and after, vol. 52 (Aug., 1902): 201-217.

1903. Russia's quest of the Pacific. Frederic Austin Ogg.

Chautauquan, vol. 36 (Jan., 1903): 358-369.

1903. The Russianization of Asia. W. C. Jameson Reid.

Gunton's magazine, vol. 24 (Feb., 1903): 102-106.

1903. Present tendencies of Russian policy. Charles Johnston.

North American review, vol. 176 (May, 1903): 765-777.

1903. Shall Russia own the earth? A. Maurice Low.

Public opinion, vol. 34 (May 14, 1903): 615-616.

1903. Les Russes en extrème-orient. Paul Labbé.

Questions diplomatiques et coloniales, vol. 15 (May 15, 1903): 623-639.

1903. La Russie en Chine. Pène-Siefert.

Revue de géographie, 27. année (May, 1903): 408-420.

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1903. The shadow of Russia in the Far East.

Gunton's magazine, vol. 25 (Aug., 1903): 116-119.

1903. La prépondérance de la Russie en extrême-orient. B. de Zenzinoff.

Revue politique et littéraire revue bleue, vol. 20 (Aug. 29, 1903): 261-265; (Sept. 5, 1903): 293-297.

1903. The Russian absorption of Asia. Charles W. Barnaby.

World's work, vol. 7 (Nov., 1903): 4118-4125.

1904. The conquest of Asia by Russia. John Brisben Walker.

Cosmopolitan, vol. 36 (Feb., 1904): 381-386.

1904. Russland und China bis zum Vertrage von Nertschinsk. Georg Henning.

Grenzboten, 63. Jahrgang (Feb. 25, 1904): 441-449; (Mar. 3, 1904): 503-511.

1904. The Slav and his future. Emil Reich.

Fortnightly review, n. s., vol. 75 (Mar., 1904): 371-382.

Eclectic magazine, vol. 142 (June, 1904): 724-733.

Living age, vol. 241 (April 9, 1904): 65-74.

1904. Vladivostock. Ivan Beschinoff.

France illustrée, 31. année (Mar. 12, 1904): 171-172.

1904. Russia's commercial expansion: a brief sketch of her enterprising methods.

Magazine of commerce, vol. 4 (Mar., 1904): 197-199.

1904. Why Russia has gone eastward. Louis E. Van Norman.

Outlook, vol. 76 (Mar. 12, 1904): 639-643.

1904. Les Russes en Mandchourie. J. L. Croze.

Vie illustrée, 7. année (Mar. 4, 1904): 358-360.

1904. Russia's civilizing work in Asia. G. Frederick Wright.

American monthly review of reviews, vol. 29 (Apr., 1904): 427-432.

1904. The history of Port Arthur. Joseph H. Longford.

Nineteenth century and after, vol. 55 (Apr., 1904): 618-629.

1904. L'Asie russe. G. Treffel.

Revue universelle, vol. 4 (May 15, 1904): 257-262.

1904. Russian emigration to Siberia. Bruno Simmerbach.

American monthly review of reviews, vol. 30 (July, 1904): 91-92.

TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILROAD

Boulangier, Edgar. Notes de voyage en Sibérie; le chemin de fer trans-sibérien et la Chine.

Paris: Société d'éditions scientifique, 1891. xii, 397, (2) pp. Illustrations. Plates. Folded maps. 4o.

Cary, Clarence. The Trans-Siberian route; or, Notes of a journey from Pekin to New York in 1902.

New York: The Evening Post job printing house, 1902. 53 pp. Plates. Folded map. 8o.

The author was chief correspondent of the Associated Press.

Colquhoun, Archibald Ross. The great Trans-Siberian-Manchurian railway.

(In his Overland to China, pp. 117-150. New York, 1900. 8o.)

Crawford, John Martin. The great Siberian railway.

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(In United States Consular reports, vol. 45, no. 166, July, 1894, pp.425-434. [Map.])

Dmitrief-Mamonof, A. J. and A. F. Zdsiarsky, eds.

See Russia.

Gourdet, Paul. Le chemin de fer en Asie centrale jonction du Transcaspien avec le Transsibérien.

(In Congrès national des sociétés françaises de géographie, xixe session.—Marseille.—Septembre
1898, pp. 256-274. Marseille, 1899. 8o.)

Great Britain. Foreign office. Russia. Report on the Trans-Siberian railway. 29 pp. Folded sheet. 8o.

(In Great Britain. Foreign office. Diplomatic and consular reports. [1900.] Miscellaneous series, no.
533.)

"Sketches the history of the Siberian railway project and its probable influence on Siberian trade and
settlement, with a section on the resources, etc., of the country."

Institut colonial international. Bruxelles. Les chemins de fer aux colonies et dans les pays neufs.

Institut colonial international, Bruxelles, 1900. 3 vols. Plans. Diagrams. 8o. (Bibliothèque coloniale

internationale.)

Transsibérien, vol. 2, pp. 721-733.

Jefferson, Robert L. Roughing it in Siberia; with some account of the Trans-Siberian railway, and the gold mining
industry of Asiatic Russia.

London: Sampson Low, Marston & co., 1897. (8), 252 pp. Plates. Portrait. Map. 12o.

Krahmer, G. Sibirien und die grosse sibirische Eisenbahn.

Leipzig: Zuckschwerdt & co., 1897. iv, (2), 103 pp. Folded map. 8o. (Russland in Asien. Bd. III.)

Labbé, Paul. La situation des provinces traversées par le Transsibérien.

(In Société de géographie commerciale de Paris. Bulletin, vol. 23, pp. 514-529. Paris, 1901. 8o.)

Lynch, George. The path of empire.

London: Duckworth & co., 1903. xix, 257 pp. Plates. Portraits. Folded map. 8o.

Contents: From Kobe to Korea.—The path of empire through Korea.—In the land of the morning
calm.—Dalny, the commercial terminus of the Trans-Siberian railway.—Port Arthur, the military
terminus of the Trans-Siberian railway.—Pekin revisited.—The Japanisation of China.—From Pekin
to New-Chwang.—Through Manchuria.—The importance of Manchuria.—The path of empire
through Mongolia.—Lake Baikal.—Irkutsk.—People one meets on the way.—From Irkutsk to
Tomsk.—The express.—The reform of the exile system.—Across the Obi basin.—The great trek
eastward.—Unto Moscow, the heart of Russia.—Where leads the Russian path of empire?—
Appendix.

Ruge, Sophus. Die sibirische Eisenbahn. Vortrag, gehalten in der Gehe-stiftung zu Dresden am 12. Oktober 1901.

Dresden: Zahn & Jaen, 1901. 52 pp. 8o. (Jahrbuch der Gehe-stiftung zu Dresden. Bd. 8., Hft. 1.)

Cover-title: Die transsibirische Eisenbahn.

Russia. Siberia and the Great Siberian railway. Editor of the English translation, John Martin Crawford.

St. Petersburg: [Trenke & Fusnot, printers], 1893. xii, 265 pp. Folded map. 4o.

Forms Vol. 5 of "The industries of Russia."

—— Guide to the Great Siberian railway. Published by the Ministry of ways of communication, edited by A. I.
Dmitriev-Mámonov and A. F. Zdziárski. English translation by Miss L. Kúkol-Yasnopólsky, rev. by John Marshall.

St. Petersburg: Artistic printing society, 1900. (2), 520 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Portraits. Folded maps.

Folded plans. 8o.

—— Guide du grand chemin de fer trans-sibérien. Édité par le Ministère des voies de communication, sous la redaction
de A. I. Dmitrief-Mamonof et de l'ingénieur A. F. Zdsiarsky, tr. du russe par P. Tacchella.

St.-Pétersbourg: Société d'impression artistique, 1900. (4), 572 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Portraits. Folded

maps. Folded plans. 8o.

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—— Wegweiser auf der grossen sibirischen Eisenbahn; herausgegeben unter Redaktion von A. I. Dmitrijew-
Mamonow und des Ingenieurs A. F. Zdziarski. Aus dem Russischen von A. Lütschg.

St.-Petersburg: Kunstdruckgesellschaft, 1901. (4), 602 pp. Illustrations. Plates. Portraits. Folded maps.

8o.

Shoemaker, Michael Myers. The great Siberian railway from St. Petersburg to Pekin.

G. P. Putnam's sons, New York and London, 1903. viii, (2), 243 pp. Plate. 12o.

Simpson, James Young. Side-lights on Siberia. Some account of the great Siberian railroad, the prisons and the exile
system.

William Blackwood and sons, Edinburgh and London, 1898. xvi, 383 pp. Plates. Folded map. 8o.

Stahl, A. F. Entlang der sibirischen Bahn.

(In Geographische Zeitschrift, vol. 8, pp. 81-92. Leipzig, 1902. 8o.)

United States. Bureau of statistics. The Russian empire and the Trans-Siberian railway.

(In its Monthly summary of commerce and finance, n. s., vol. 6, April, 1899, pp. 2501-2599. Folded
map. Washington, 1899. 4o.)

Vladimir, [pseud]. Russia on the Pacific, and the Siberian railway.

London: Sampson, Low, Marston & co., 1899. xii, 373 pp. Plates. Maps. 8o.

Wiedenfeld, Kurt. Die sibirische Bahn in ihrer wirtschaftlichen Bedeutung.

Berlin: Julius Springer, 1900. (4), 202 pp. Map. 8o.

"Begins with an historical survey of the Russian occupation of Northern Asia; then takes up the history
of the Trans-Siberian railway from its inception and considers its commercial importance and its effect
upon the development of Siberia, with much statistical information. The sources of information are
given in footnotes."

TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY: ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS

1891. The Siberian railroad.

Railroad gazette, vol. 23 (July 10, 1891): 476.

Review of report of Nicolai Woloshinow.

1893. The western section of the Trans-Siberian railroad. Michel Nicolaevich Ghercevanof.

Railroad gazette, vol. 25 (Feb. 17, 1893): 132-133.

1893. The Siberian railroad [progress of the enterprise].

Railroad gazette, vol. 25 (Dec. 8, 1893): 890.

1894. The political and economic importance of the great Siberian railway. Hermann Schönfeld.

Engineering magazine, vol. 7 (July, 1894): 467-473.

1896. The climate along the route of the Trans-Siberian railroad. Frank Waldo.

Railroad gazette, vol. 28 (Apr. 10, 1896): 256-257.

1896. The Siberian railroad. Herbert H. D. Peirce.

Railroad gazette, vol. 28 (Aug. 7, 1896): 553-554.

1896. The Siberian railroad.

Railroad gazette, vol. 28 (Oct. 23, 1896): 737-738.

"A list of articles relating to the Siberian railroad which have appeared in the 'Railroad gazette.'"

1896. The great Siberian railway.

Engineer (London), vol. 82 (Nov. 6, 1896): 459.

1896. The Trans-Siberian railway.

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Engineering news, vol. 36 (Nov. 19, 1896): 322-324.

1897. From London to the Far East by railway.

Engineering, vol. 63 (May 14, 1897): 649-650.

1897. Siberian railway extension in China.

Engineer (London), vol. 83 (June 4, 1897): 562.

1897. The Manchurian extension of the Trans-Siberian railway. With map.

Engineering news, vol. 38 (Nov. 11, 1897): 308-309.

1898. La Sibérie et le Transsibérien. Le pays et ses habitans. Le chemin de fer. Pierre Leroy-Beaulieu.

Revue des deux mondes, vol. 146 (March 15, 1898): 324-358; vol. 148 (Aug. 15, 1898): 808-844.

1898. The Trans-Siberian railway: its new terminus in China. Clarence Cary.

Forum, vol. 25 (May, 1898): 285-299.

1898. The Trans-Siberian railway. [Details from the Report of the Imperial commission to the Tsar.]

Engineer (London), vol. 85 (June 3, 1898): 519-520; vol. 86 (July 8, 1898): 25-26; (July 29, 1898): 99-

100.

1898. Quinquennial report of the Committee for building the Siberian railroad.

Railroad gazette, vol 30 (Sept. 16, 1898): 663-664.

1899. The Trans-Siberian railway and the coal resources of Siberia.

Iron and coal trades review, vol. 58 (Jan. 27, 1899): 151-153.

1899. The Trans-Siberian railway.

Engineer (London), vol. 87 (Apr. 7, 1899): 331.

1899. The Trans-Siberian railway. William Durban.

Contemporary review, vol. 76 (Aug., 1899): 261-271.

1899. The Trans-Siberian railroad. Henry Michelsen.

Scientific American, vol. 95 (Aug. 26, 1899): 136-137.

Scientific American supplement, vol. 48 (Aug. 26, 1899): 19784-19785.

1899. Russian railway policy in Asia. R. E. C. Long.

Fortnightly review, n. s., vol. 66 (Dec, 1899): 914-925.

1900. Die transsibirische Eisenbahn. Josef Grunzel.

Deutsche Rundschau für Geographie, vol. 23 (1900): 27-31.

1900. Die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung der sibirischen Bahn. Kurt Wiedenfeld.

Archiv für Eisenbahnen, vol 23 (Mar.-Apr., 1900): 341-397; (May-June, 1900): 693-756; (July-Aug.,

1900): 895-943; (Sept.-Oct., 1900): 1095-1124.

1900. The marine department of the Trans-Siberian railroad. Waldon Fawcett.

Scientific American, vol. 96 (Mar. 31, 1900): 200.

1900. The Great Siberian railway. With map. M. Mikhailoff.

North American review, vol. 170 (May, 1900): 593-608.

1900. The opening up of Siberia by the Trans-siberian railway.

Board of Trade journal, vol. 30 (Aug. 2, 1900): 237-240.

Report of the British commercial agent at St. Petersburg. Taken from Foreign Office, miscellaneous
series, 533.

1900. The Trans-Siberian-Manchurian railway. With two maps. Archibald R. Colquhoun.

Monthly review, vol. 1 (Nov., 1900): 40-55.

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1900. Russia of to-day. II. The great Siberian railway. Henry Norman.

Scribner's magazine, vol. 28 (Nov., 1900): 515-541.

1900. The great Trans-Siberian-Manchurian railway. With two maps. Archibald R. Colquhoun.

Royal united service institution. Journal, vol. 44 (Dec, 1900): 1408-1430.

1901. La Sibérie et le grand Transsibérien. Léon Vallée.

Revue de géographie, vol. 48 (1901): 181-200.

1901. Die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung der sibirischen Eisenbahn.

Koloniale Zeitschrift, vol. 2 (Jan. 3, 1901): 13-14.

1901. The great Siberian railroad. With map. Arthur Montefiore Brice.

Manchester geographical society. Journal, vol. 17 (Jan.-March, 1901): 37-45.

1901. Trade and the Siberian railway. With map. A. Kinloch.

Monthly review, vol. 2 (Mar., 1901): 60-71.

1901. The progress of the Siberian railway.

Scientific American supplement, vol. 51 (Mar. 9, 1901): 21059-21060.

1901. From Peking to St. Petersburg by rail. Alfred Stead.

American monthly review of reviews, vol. 24 (Dec., 1901): 682-685.

1902. From Japan to Europe by the Trans-Siberian route. H. A. Bonar.

Royal united service institution. Journal, vol. 46 (Jan., 1902): 18-38.

1902. The great Siberian railroad. Arthur M. Brice.

Cassell's magazine, n. s., vol. 24 (Feb., 1902): 357-364.

1903. Dalny, a fiat-city. Clarence Cary.

Scribner's magazine, vol. 33 (Apr., 1903): 482-493.

1903. The Trans-Siberian railway.

Geographical journal, vol. 21 (May, 1903): 553.

1903. The great Russian railway across Asia. J. M. Maclean.

Magazine of commerce, vol. 2 (May, 1903): 281-283.

1903. Exécution complète du chemin de fer transsibérien. F. Le Beschu.

Monde illustré, vol. 93 (Aug. 29, 1903): 204-206.

1903. Transsibérien-Transmandchourien. André Brisse.

Revue de géographie, 27. année (Aug., 1903): 97-111; (Sept., 1903): 215-228.

1903. La Sibérie et le transsibérien. S. Litman.

Annales des sciences politiques, vol. 18 (Sept. 15, 1903): 573-589.

1903. America's part in the completion of the Trans-Siberian railway. Alexander Hume Ford.

Collier's weekly, vol. 31 (Sept. 5, 1903): 19-20.

Pacific monthly, vol. 10 (Dec, 1903): 380-382.

1904. En route pour Wladivostock: croquis du Transsibérien. A. Debibert.

Correspondant, vol. 214 (Feb. 25, 1904): 714-724.

1904. The cost of the Siberian railroad.

Railroad gazette, vol. 36 (Mar. 4, 1904): 161.

1904. De Moscou à Port-Arthur et Vladivostock. Clavedy.

Vie illustrée, 7. année (Mar. 18, 1904): 388-393.

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