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Introduction of Huygens' Achievements in Qing Dynasty (2002)

Han, Jin-fang (Author)

Zhongguo Keji Shiliao (China Historical Materials of Science and Technology)
Volume: 23
Pages: 117--126

Publication Date: 2002
Edition Details: [Translated title.] In Chinese.
Language: Chinese

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Description Uses the transmission of Huygens' work as an example of how European science was introduced in China in the Qing Dynasty through the period of the Opium Wars.

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