| Needham/NRI2/SCC2/128/1 contains: |
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| 2 |
Correspondence with General Samuel B. Griffith in Oxford, about his work on a military history of the Chinese Communists |
| 3 |
Letter from [?] of Würzburg University, accompanying part of a dissertation on a translation of the 'Wei Liao Tzu' [??? / Wei Liao Zi], dating from the 3rd or 4th century B.C. |
| 4 |
Programme for the Annual Dinner of the Cambridge University Officers Training Corps, held at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, 30 January 1970 |
| 5 |
Cutting of a «????» article by ?? [Hsiang Shu / Xiang Shu] entitled «?????????» |
| 6 |
Cutting of a 'Times' article by Norman Hammond entitled 'China unearths thousands more pottery warriors' |
| 7 |
Joseph Needham's notes on a visit from Douglas J. King of Singapore, to discuss his interest in ancient Chinese military technology |
| 8 |
Cutting of a 'New Statesman' review by A. J. P. Taylor of John Keegan and Joseph Darracott, 'The Nature of War', and attached notes |
| 9 |
Cutting of a 'New Stateman' review by John Keegan of H. W. Koch, 'The Rise of Modern Warfare' |
| 10 |
Photograph of statues of two Chinese ministers labelled 'Pacifists of the Twelfth Century' |
| 11 |
Related notes and bibliographical references |
| 16 |
Joseph Needham's original file title |
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Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine
| Title |
Photograph of statues of two Chinese ministers labelled 'Pacifists of the Twelfth Century' |
| Reference |
SCC2/128/1/10 |
| Covering Dates |
1980–1989 (Undated, [1980s?].) |
| Extent and Medium |
1 document; Photograph |
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| Content and context |
Under the photograph is the exlpalanatory note: 'The Chinese of Hangchow visit unspeakable indignities upon these iron statues of two peace-at-any-price ministers who opposed the struggles of Yo Fei, the faithful general of the Sung dynasty in the south, with the tribe of the Golden Horde in the north.' |
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