There are two primary historical works titled that are widely available as digital papers or e-books. Both were published in London during the early 19th century and feature detailed engravings of Chinese life and dress. 1. The Costume of China (1805) by William Alexander
: Focused on the trades, punishments, and social classes of Canton, with bilingual explanations in English and French. Academic and Contextual Resources
This work consists of 48 hand-colored engravings with descriptive text based on Alexander's sketches during the 1793 British embassy to China led by Lord Macartney. : Internet Archive (Full PDF) Transcript/E-book : Project Gutenberg
: Includes portraits of Mandarins, soldiers, and everyday citizens, with specific details like the paper-soled boots worn by officials. 2. The Costume of China (1800) by George Henry Mason
The Costume Of China -
There are two primary historical works titled that are widely available as digital papers or e-books. Both were published in London during the early 19th century and feature detailed engravings of Chinese life and dress. 1. The Costume of China (1805) by William Alexander
: Focused on the trades, punishments, and social classes of Canton, with bilingual explanations in English and French. Academic and Contextual Resources
This work consists of 48 hand-colored engravings with descriptive text based on Alexander's sketches during the 1793 British embassy to China led by Lord Macartney. : Internet Archive (Full PDF) Transcript/E-book : Project Gutenberg
: Includes portraits of Mandarins, soldiers, and everyday citizens, with specific details like the paper-soled boots worn by officials. 2. The Costume of China (1800) by George Henry Mason