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    Feng Shui, or the Rudiments of Natural Science in China
    Feng Shui, or the Rudiments of Natural Science in China
    Feng Shui, or the Rudiments of Natural Science in China
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    Feng Shui, or the Rudiments of Natural Science in China

    By Ernest Eitel

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    Ernest Eitel was a German missionary in China during the 19th century.He penned Feng Shui or the Rudiments of Natural Science in China in 1878. Feng Shui is a fascinating quickintroduction, written from the perspective of a Protestant missionary.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles River Editors
    Release dateMar 22, 2018
    ISBN9781614308614
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