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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 March 2011
1 Cadiere, L. and Pelliot, P., “La premiere etude sur les sources annamites de l'histoire d'Annam,” Bulletin de l'Ecole Française d'Extreme-Orient 4 (1904), pp. 617–71CrossRefGoogle Scholarpassim.
2 BEFEO 10 (1910), pp. 447–50Google Scholar; 21, 1 (1921), pp. 246–47.
3 Matsumoto, N., Shigaku, 13 (1934), pp. 699–786Google Scholar, is the basic list. Yamamoto, T., Shigaku 16 (1938), pp. 571–628Google Scholar, lists books in chu nom and Chinese books printed in Vietnam. Yamamoto, T., Toyo Gakuho 36, 2 (1953), pp. 97–112Google Scholar, is a supplementary list to Professor Matsumoto's.
4 EFFO microfilms 11 and 12, recording a total of 3616 works. The Durand Collection at Yale University holds copies of these films.
5 Its contents are listed in romanization in Finot, L., “Les papiers de Landes,” BEFEO 3 (1903), pp. 657–60CrossRefGoogle Scholar, and in Yamamoto, T., Tokyo Daigaku Toyo Bunka Kenkyūjo 5 (1954), pp. 344–51.Google Scholar
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7 Cadiere, and Pelliot, (1904)Google Scholar, passim.
8 For its holdings consult Yamamoto, , Toyo Gakuho 36, 1 (1953), pp. 87–107Google Scholar. There are a few additional works now.
9 This collection is approximately the same as that held in Saigon (see footnote 16).
10 Cadiere, and Pelliot, (1904)Google Scholar, passim.
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16 Cornell University holds a list both of the EFEO microfilms (Wason Z3228/V5S13+) and of the Institute's supplementary microfilm collection. It is reported that the East-West Center of the University of Hawaii has purchased copies of this film.
17 For its holdings, consult the appendix on Annam in the catalogue of Korean books held there, the Toyo Bunko Chosenbon bunrui mokuroku, Fu Annanbon mokuroku (Tokyo, 1939), pp. 93–101Google Scholar. The Library of Congress number is: Orientalia Japanese 028.T35. If this is unavailable, one may check the list of holdings of Yasukichi Nagata in Shigaku 14, 2 (1935), pp. 283–91Google Scholar, which by 1939 had come to form the basis of this collection. A few works have been acquired since 1939, especially the two copies of the Toan Thu (X-85, X-87).