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2013
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Kitson, Peter J. Forging romantic China : Sino-British cultural exchange, 1760-1840. (Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2013). (Cambridge studies in romanticism ; 105). S. 59.
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Kit1
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Dibdin, Thomas John. The temple of Confucius ; or, Harlequin the phantom of the day. [Erstaufführung Royal Circus, London 1783].
(Dib1,
Publication)
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Reeve, William. Harlequin Mungo, or, A peep into the tower : a new pantomimical entertainment in two acts. The pantomime by Mr. [William] Bates ; the music composed by Mr. [William] Reeve ; the scenery, machinery, &c., designed and executed by Mr. Dixon. (London : Printed by J. Skirven for J. Griffith, prompter, and sold y A. Cleugh, 1788). [Erstaufführung Royalty Theatre, London 1787-1788]. [A Chinese gentleman with a Chinese servant intending to marry Columbine, the plantation owner’s dauther, who is in love with the slave Mungo/Harlequin].
(Ree1,
Publication)
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Cherry, Andrew. The travellers ; or, Music's fascination : an opera in five acts. (London : Richard Phillips, 1806). [Erstaufführung Drury Lane Theatre, London 1806]. [The emperor of China sends his son to travel to Britain ot find out information of benefit to China].
https://archive.org/details/travellersormus00chergoog.
(Cher2,
Publication)
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Source:
Dibdin, Thomas John. Harlequin in his element, or, Fire, water, earth, & air : a favourite pantomime. (London : Printed by Brettell for Appleyards, 1808). [Erstaufführung Covent Garden 1807. Bühne enthält einen chinesischen Pavilion und eine chinesische Brücke].
(Dib2,
Publication)
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Disputes in China ; or, Harlequin and the Hong Kong merchant. [Pantomine, Erstaufführung Coburg Theatre, London 1822 ; mit Joseph Grimaldi ; Bühnenbilder von Clarkson Frederick Stanfield].
(Disp1,
Publication)
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Source:
Somerset, C[harles] A. Wars in China, or, The battles of Chingae & Amoy. MS 1844. [Erstaufführung Astley's Theatre, London 1844].
(Somer1,
Publication)
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Cited
by: Zentralbibliothek Zürich
(ZB,
Organisation)
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