* "A Buddhist temple in the old city.  To Europeans, Shanghai means the superb foreign settlement, British, French, American, but there was a Shanghai before this, a busy trading city with narrow noisome streets; its old temples begrimed with the smoke of countless incense-sticks used by many generations of worshppers."--printed on verso.
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1908
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