A general description of China: containing the topography of the fifteen provinces which compose this vast empire; that of Tartary, the isles, and other tributary countries; the number and situation of its cities, the state of its population, the natural history of its animals, vegetables and minerals. Together with the latest accounts that have reached Europe, of the government, religion, manners, customs, arts and sciences of the Chinese, by J.-B. Grosier

Title:	A general description of China: containing the topography of the fifteen provinces which compose this vast empire; that of Tartary, the isles, and other tributary countries; the number and situation of its cities, the state of its population, the natural history of its animals, vegetables and minerals. Together with the latest accounts that have reached Europe, of the government, religion, manners, customs, arts and sciences of the Chinese
Author:	Grosier, J.-B. (Jean-Baptiste), 1743-1823
Note:	G. G. J. and J. Robinson, 1788

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Subject:	China
Subject:	China -- Description and travel
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