THE CONFUCIAN WAY: A New and Systematic Study of the Four Books
China: Commercial Press, 1972. First edition. Translated by Shih Shun Liu; 614 pages. More
Confucianism
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CONFUCIUS SAID IT FIRST.
Boston: Warren Press, 1939. Second printing. Inscribed by the author on the front end paper; 92 pages. More
CONFUCIUS.
London: Allen & Unwin, 1956. First edition. Translated by Geoffrey Bownas; 192 pages. More
TEXTS OF CONFUCIANISM: Part I & II
London: Oxford University Press, 1899. Second edition. Two volumes bound together; xxx, 492 & xxi, 448 pages. More
CONFUCIUS AND THE CHINESE CLASSICS: OR, READINGS IN CHINESE LITERATURE.
San Francisco: A. Roman, 1882. Title was loose and has been pasted at its edge onto following page; Bookplate and signature on title page of California writer, Augiustin Sylvester Macdonald; 432 pages. More
CONFUCIUS AND THE CHINESE CLASSICS: OR, READINGS IN CHINESE LITERATURE.
San Francisco: A. Roman, 1867. First edition. Rear signature somewhat loose; 432 pages. More
CHINESE MORAL SENTIMENTS BEFORE CONFUCIUS: A STUDY IN THE ORIGIN OF ETHICAL VALUATIONS.
Shanghai: Chistian Lit. Soc. Depot, 1914. First edition. Card stating 'With Compliments of the Author' pasted in; Dissertation; 221 pages. More
CONFUCIANISM: ETHICS, PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION.
New York: Covici-Friede, 1930. First edition. More
CONFUCIAN ETHICS TODAY: The Singapore Challenge
Singapore: Federal Publications, 1984. First edition. 247 pages. More
THE RECLUSE OF LOYANG: Shao Yung and the Moral Evolution of Early Sung Thought
Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 1996. First edition. 352 pages. More
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