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Morrison, Robert, ed. A dictionary of the Chinese language. Macao: East India Company. 1815–1823. Part 1: Chinese and English arranged according to the radicals (in two volumes: 1, 2); Part 2: Chinese and English arranged alphabetically; Part 3: English and Chinese.
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Yang 2014, p. 317. Yang, Huiling (2014). "The Making of the First Chinese-English Dictionary: Robert Morrison's Dictionary of the Chinese Language in Three Parts (1815–1823)". Historiographia Linguistica. 41 (2–3): 299–322. doi:10.1075/hl.41.2-3.04yan.
Yang 2014, p. 318. Yang, Huiling (2014). "The Making of the First Chinese-English Dictionary: Robert Morrison's Dictionary of the Chinese Language in Three Parts (1815–1823)". Historiographia Linguistica. 41 (2–3): 299–322. doi:10.1075/hl.41.2-3.04yan.

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Giles 1892. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1912. Giles, Herbert A. (1912). A Chinese-English Dictionary. Two volumes (revised and enlarged 2nd ed.). Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892; Giles 1912. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch. Giles, Herbert A. (1912). A Chinese-English Dictionary. Two volumes (revised and enlarged 2nd ed.). Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1912, p. vii. Giles, Herbert A. (1912). A Chinese-English Dictionary. Two volumes (revised and enlarged 2nd ed.). Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892, p. 1066. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892, p. v. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1912, p. viii. Giles, Herbert A. (1912). A Chinese-English Dictionary. Two volumes (revised and enlarged 2nd ed.). Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892, p. vii. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892, p. 1066; Giles 1912, p. 1332. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch. Giles, Herbert A. (1912). A Chinese-English Dictionary. Two volumes (revised and enlarged 2nd ed.). Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892, pp. 1066–8. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1912, pp. 1332–6. Giles, Herbert A. (1912). A Chinese-English Dictionary. Two volumes (revised and enlarged 2nd ed.). Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.
Giles 1892, p. viii. Giles, Herbert A. (1892). A Chinese–English Dictionary. Shanghai / London: Kelly & Walsh / Bernard Quaritch.

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Medhurst, Walter Henry (1842). Chinese and English dictionary, containing all the words in the Chinese imperial dictionary; arranged according to the radicals. 2 vols. Batavia (present-day Jakarta): Parapattan.
Nash, Vernon (1936), Trindex: an Index to Three Dictionaries, Giles' Chinese-English Dictionary, K'ang Hsi tzu tien, P'ei wen yun fu, in which are Listed the 13,848 Characters of Giles' Dictionary, 三字典引得, Yenching University.

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