Women Till and Women Weave: Rice, Cotton, and the Gendered Division of Labor in Jiangnan.
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Fighting to Keep the Land Wild: Huifang and Vernacular Forestry in Nineteenth-Century Manchuria.
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"Taking Life Too Lightly" or "Martyred for Righteousness"? Officials' Suicides in the High Qing.
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"Mountains as the Lifeline": Shifting Agricultural Policies in Upland Southeast China, Sixteenth-Nineteenth Centuries.
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