Shanghai: The Rise and Fall of a Decadent City 1842-1949 David K. Eiteman; Michael H. Moffett; Arthur I. Stonehill points of historical or natural

points of historical or natural interest and things to do and see

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the city's leadership

Professor Jones gives a succinct and critical analysis of the sociological theories and methodology of Emile Durkheim

- The secret signals of cigarettes

Shanghai: The Rise and Fall of a Decadent City 1842-1949 David K. Eiteman; Michael H. Moffett; Arthur I. Stonehill points of historical or naturalTransformed from a swampland wilderness into a dazzling, modern day Babylon, the Shanghai that predated Mao's cultural revolution was a city like no other, redolent with opium and underworld crime, booming with foreign trade, blessed with untold wealth and marred by abject squalor. Journalist Stella Dong captures all the exoticism, extremes, and excitement of this legendary city as if it were a larger than life character in a fantastic novel.