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[Beverly Bossler]

Dear all,
My limited experimentation suggests that this may only be available 
through Academia Sinica for those whose institutions have subscribed to 
provide full rights to all of the database. I can find /Xu zi zhi tong 
jian chang bian /by searching the shu mu on the Hanji dianzi wenxian 
ziliao ku site, but cannot seem to get access to the full text (there is 
a link to click for access to the full text, but when I do so nothing 
happens). If I'm mistaken or doing something wrong, please let me know!
Best, Beverly

Peter Bol wrote:
> It is also available (and searchable) online through the Acadmia 
> SInica website (Hanji dianzi wenxian ziliao ku, 編年史 section)
> peter bol
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> Michael Fuller wrote:
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>> Dear All,
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>> I would like to introduce Jeff Howard, who was a student of Hok-lam 
>> Chan many years ago. As he explains, at that time he was writing a 
>> dissertation on Zheng Qiao but dropped out of academia for around 32 
>> years. He has now retired and is interested in continuing his work on 
>> the Song.
>>
>> He began his studies at the UofW with Jack Dull and was working on 
>> Han religion. (Howard, Jeffrey A. “Concepts of Comprehensiveness 
>> and Historical Change in the/ Huai-nan-tzu/.” In Henry Rosemont, 
>> /Explorations in Early Chinese Cosmology/,/ Journal of the American 
>> Academy of Religion/, 50.2 (1984):119-31). However he became 
>> interested in Chinese historiography and finally settled on the Song 
>> and Zheng Qiao. His interest now is still Song historiography and 
>> also factionalism in the Northern Song.
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>> He has a question that someone may be able to answer: “I was able 
>> to buy volumes 2 through 20 of the Zhonghua edition Li Tao's /Xu Zi 
>> zhi tong jian chang bian /from Brian McKnight who I believe has 
>> retired. Do you know of a source for the remaining volumes?”
>>
>> Yours truly,
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>> Michael
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