Robert Bickers
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Robert Bickers looks at an emerging archive of British photo albums that record both the drama of the 1911 revolution and the surprisingly untroubled daily lives of those who witnessed it. Published September 16 2011
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As China reclaims its central role in the world, Robert Bickers appeals to Britons and others in the West to take account of the legacy left by the country’s difficult 19th century. Published February 24 2011
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Robert Bickers on a tale of betrayal in 18th century China
Published December 19 2001
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Robert Bickers reviews the legacy of the 1900 uprising.
Published May 22 2001
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