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  1. 979.494-S - Contribution of Chinese Americans in Los Angeles for 150 years.

    Book

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    The Lonely Queue. Cover
  2. 979.494-S - The Lonely Queue: The Forgotten History of The Courageous Chinese Americans in Los Angeles / by Icy Smith; Chinese translation by Emily Wang

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    Record Type: Library

    The Lonely Queue: The Forgotten History of The Courageous Chinese Americans
  3. 979.7-H - A study on the migration of the Chinese to the United States focusing on Washington State.

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    Straw Hats, Sandals and Steel: The Chinese in Washington State-Cover
  4. 985-G - Ecological documentation throughout North America, Asia and Latin America in search of the Taparaco moth. Written diary style by artist Beatrice Glow. Includes extensive full color plates printed on semi-glossy stock. Text in Spanish, Chinese and English.

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    Record Type: Library

    Taparaco Myth
  5. 993.051-C - Ka Shue is a play uncovers some of the last 150 years of a buried history in New Zealand about the lives and voices of Chinese people there.

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    Ka Shue = Letters home
  6. 993.051-I - This is a study of the ethnic Chinese community in New Zealand based on the oral-history accounts of local-born Chinese New Zealanders.

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    Dragons on the long white cloud : the making of Chinese New Zealanders
  7. 994.051-H - This book is the proceedings of an international public conference held at the Museum of Chinese Australia History. It is about histories of the Chinese in Australasia and the South Pacific

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    Record Type: Library

    Histories of the Chinese in Australasia and the South Pacific : proceedings
  8. 996.9-C - Honolulu's Chinatown is a colorful and eclectic blend of cultures. Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Thai. Hawaiian, Korean and Caucasian neighbors work harmoniously side by side, selling their wares and perpetuating the traditions of their cultures.

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    Exploring Honolulu's Chinatown-Cover
  9. 996.9-C - Honolulu's Chinatown is a colorful and eclectic blend of cultures. Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Thai. Hawaiian, Korean and Caucasian neighbors work harmoniously side by side, selling their wares and perpetuating the traditions of their cultures.

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    Record Type: Library

    Exploring Honolulu's Chinatown.
  10. 996.9-G - Number 31, June 1974. This population analysis focuses on the influence of migration on the state's population, including island-to-island shifts, immigration from abroad, and in-migration from the continental United States.

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    Record Type: Library

    2025.025.130-1
  11. 996.9-G - Sojourners and settlers traces the waves of Chinese immigration, the plantation experience, and movement into urban occupations. Important for the migrants were their close ties with indigenous Hawaiians, hundreds establishing families with Hawaiian wives. Other migrants brought Chinese wives to the Islands. Though many early Chinese families lived in the section of Honolulu called "Chinatown," this was never an exclusively Chinese place of residence, and under Hawaii's relatively open pattern of ethnic relations Chinese families rapidly became dispersed throughout Honolulu.

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    Record Type: Library

    Sojourners and settlers : Chinese migrants in Hawaii. Cover
  12. 996.9-L - Hawaii's people.

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    Hawaii's people
  13. 996.9-R - A discussion about property and tourist taxes, and housing costs, and public schools, and golf courses, and rapid transit, and high rents in Hawaii.

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    Record Type: Library

    The Price of Paradise: Lucky We Live Hawaii?, front cover
  14. 996.9-S - Sailing for the Sun seeks to illuminate the dark distant past of the Chinese in Hawaii through pictures ans essays of the various facets of their history.

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    Record Type: Library

    Sailing for the sun : the Chinese in Hawaii, 1789-1989 front cover
  15. 996.9-S - With increasing interest in ethnic history, there is need for more pertinent and provocative materials on the various groups that make up the broad spectrum of America's people. One aspect of this vast subject is that of the Chinese in the Hawaiian Island. In order to initiate a comprehensive approach to this subject, a variety of reading were selected and compiled, many of which are not easily available. Included are excerpts of printed articles, extractions from books, government documents, and a few news stories, each preceded by interpretative comments. The Sandalwood Mountains: Reading and Stories of the Early Chinese in Hawaii I. Historical background of nineteenth-century China II. Early relations between Hawaii and China III. Contract labor system and immigration problem

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    The Sandalwood Mountains-Cover
  16. 996.9-Y - The Chinese in Hawaii.

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    The Chinese in Hawaii : an annotated bibliography. Cover
  17. 999-H - Book titled "New Worlds, New Lives: Globalization and People of Japanese Descent in the Americas and from Latin America in Japan" Edited by Lane Ryo Hirabayashi, Akemi Kikumura-Yano & James A. Hirabayashi Published by Stanford University Press

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    Record Type: Library

    New Worlds, New Lives-Cover
  18. CDR-P - This CD is a treasury of true-life stories of early 20th century and World War II generation Chinese Americans.

    Disc, Compact

    Record Type: Library

    "Portraits of Pride (Mei Hua Zhi Guang)" E-Book
  19. CDR-P - This CD is a treasury of true-life stories of early 20th century and World War II generation Chinese Americans.

    Disc, Compact

    Record Type: Library

    Portraits of Pride CD
  20. CHI 610-L - A book written by Carl Shan Leung titled "Guide to Healthy Living for the Chinese in North America: Herbs, Food & Drink for Health & Well-Being."

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    Record Type: Library

    Guide to Healthy Living for the Chinese in North America

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