The East Asian Library has a strong collection of Chinese local gazettes, which includes not only the modern government gazettes of China, but also historic ones hat come as part of the Mu Collection (慕氏藏書).
Currently, the gazettes are housed in several distinct areas in the library. To raise user awareness and facilitate access to this special collection, EAL has released a new gazette holding list, which is now available in the library website.
Another way to locate the same holding list:
first go to the EAL site >> click the "Resources" tab and select "China Studies Resources" from the dropdown menu >> click "holding lists", and "Chinese Gazettes" will then appear as the third choice in the list menu.
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The primary audience for this blog will be students and faculty of the University of Toronto, who are doing East Asia-related researches and need assistance with their projects. Having said that, other people who are interested in East Asian topics may also find the information posted here useful.
People who visit the blog are more than welcome to leave comments about the posts. To contact EAL librarians, please email ref.eal@utoronto.ca.
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