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The private book-collections of Suzhou in the Ming Dynasty

Zhou Hui-qin

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Taking the Ming Dynasty for example, this paper introduces the long history and culture of book-collections of Suzhou in the Ming Dynasty, and emphatically discusses the main historical merits of those private book collectors.

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Taking the Ming Dynasty for example, this paper introduces the long history and culture of book-collections of Suzhou in the Ming Dynasty, and emphatically discusses the main historical merits of those private book collectors.

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Taking the Ming Dynasty for example, this paper introduces the long history and culture of book-collections of Suzhou in the Ming Dynasty, and emphatically discusses the main historical merits of those private book collectors.

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