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An interview with Gilbert King. He discusses the Boxer Rebellion and the early China years from 1902-1909.
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King, Gilbert Coverage
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English Source
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921103-SR-1-2 Rights
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An interview with Gilbert King. He discusses his parents, his father getting a job as an educator in China, the Boxer Rebellion, and the early China years from 1902-1909.
RelationStewardshipCreator
King, Gilbert Coverage
Undated Language
English Source
Audiocassettes, 0:44:28 Identifier
921103-SR-1-1 Rights
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