Ecclesiastical colony : China's Catholic Church and the French religious protectorate / Ernest P. Young.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 351-374) and index.

Emergence of the French religious protectorate -- Church and protectorate under the treaties -- Defending the protectorate in the late nineteenth century -- Collecting indemnities and enduring criticism -- Complexities of Jiao'an in the early twentieth century: Sichuan and Jiangxi -- Reform agendas for the missions -- Dissidence and Catholic patriotism in Tianjin -- Petitioning Rome -- Vatican engages and Catholics in China respond -- Papacy's new China policy -- Falling short.

Keywords: Vincent Lebbe ; Alphonse Favier ; Boxer indemnities ; Maryknolls ; Maximum illud (apostolic letter) ; Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith.

Local access dig.pdf. [Young-Ecclesiastical Colony.pdf]

Quand la Chine s'ouvrait ... Charles de Montigny, Consul de France / Jean Fredet.

"Bibliographie": p. [305]-309.

Copy 1: "Ex Libris Alphonse Maillet, Février 1942” [collection uniformly bound]. "Exemplaire No 326"

Copy 2 (in Rare Books): original covers: "Exemplaire No 534"

The Mongol archive in late medieval France : texts, objects, encounters, 1221-1442 / Mark Cruse

Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-326) and index.

Preface. Artifacts of our global past -- Introduction. The Mongol archive in late medieval France -- The origins of the Mongol archive in late medieval France -- Louis IX, the Mongols, and international court culture -- Eurasian France: the Cumans, the Valois, and Marco Polo -- The Mongol archive and the library of King Charles V -- The Mongol archive during the reign of King Charles VI -- Conclusion. The afterlives of the Mongol archive -- Appendix A. France and the Mongols: textual references, diplomatic contacts, and select objects, 1221-1422 -- Appendix B. Objects and the Mongol archive in late medieval France.

"Focusing on the late Middle Ages (1221-1422), this book examines various forms of contact between France and the Mongols; the ways in which authors, illuminators, manuscript makers, and patrons understood and imagined the Mongols; and France's place in the Global Middle Ages"-- Provided by publisher.