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54. RICHTHOFEN, Baron F. VON. _Das Land und die Stadt Caindu von Marco Polo_, a valuable paper in the _Verhandlungen der Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde zu Berlin_. No. 1 of 1874, p. 33.

55. BUSh.e.l.l, Dr. S.W., Physician to H.M.'s Legation at Peking. _Notes of a Journey outside the Great Wall of China_, embracing an account of the first modern visit to the site of Kublai's Palace at Shang-tu. Appeared in _J.R.G.S._ vol. xliv. An abstract was published in the _Proc. R.G.S._ xviii., 1874, pp. 149-168.

56. PHILLIPS, GEORGE, of H.M.'s Consular Service in China.--_Marco Polo and Ibn Batuta in f.o.o.kien_ (_Chinese Recorder_, III., 1870-1871, pp. 12, 44, 71, 87, 125); _Notices of Southern Mangi, with Remarks by_ COLONEL HENRY YULE, C.B. (from the _Journal of the Royal Geographical Society_); _Notices of Southern Mangi_ [Abridgment] (_Proc. R. Geog. Soc._, XVIII., 1873-1874, pp. 168-173); _Zaitun Researches_ (_Chin. Rec._, V. pp. 327-339; VI. 31-42; VII. pp. 330-338, 404-418; VIII. 117-124); _Changchow, the Capital of Fuhkien in Mongol Times_, read before the Society, 19th November, 1888 (_Jour. C.B.R.A.S._, XXIII. N.S., n'o 1, 1888, pp. 23-30); _The Ident.i.ty of Marco Polo's Zaitun with Chang-chau, with a sketch-map of Marco-Polo's route_ (_T'oung Pao_, I., Oct. 1890, pp. 218-238); _Two Mediaeval Fuh-kien Trading Ports, Chuan-chow and Chang-chow_.--Part I. _Chang-chow_ (_T'oung-Pao_, VI. No. 5, dec. 1895, pp. 449/463).--Part II. _Chuan-Chow_ (Ibid., VII. No. 3, Juillet 1896 pp. 223/240, with 3 photog.).

57. WHEELER, J. TALBOYS. _History of India_ (vol. iii. pp. 385-393) contains a resume of, and running comment on, Marco Polo's notices of India.

Mr. Wheeler's book says; "His travels appear _to have been written_ at Comorin, the most southerly point of India" (p. 385). The words that I have put in Italics are evidently a misprint, though it is not clear how to correct them.

58. DE SKATTSCHKOFF, CONSTANTIN. _Le Venitien_ Marco Polo, _et les services qu'il a rendus en faisant connaitre l'Asie_. Read before the _Imp. Geog.

Society_ at St. Petersburg, 6/18 October, 1865; translated by M. Emile Durand in the _Journ. Asiatique_, ser. VII. tom. iv. pp. 122-158 (September, 1874).

The Author expresses his conviction that Marco Polo had described a number of localities after Chinese written authorities; for in the old Chinese descriptions of India and other transmarine countries are found precisely the same pieces of information, neither more nor fewer, that are given by Marco Polo. Though proof of this would not be proof of the writer's deduction that Marco Polo was acquainted with the Chinese language, it would be very interesting in itself, and would explain some points to which we have alluded (e.g., in reference to the frankincense plant, p. 396, and to the confusion between Madagascar and Makdashau, p. 413). And Mr. G.

Phillips has urged something of the same kind. But M. de Skattschkoff adduces no proof at all; and for the rest his Essay is full of inaccuracy.

59. CANTu, CESARE. _Italiani Ill.u.s.tri Ritratti_, 1873, vol. i. p. 147.

60. MARSH, JOHN B. _Stories of Venice and the Venetians ... ill.u.s.trated by_ C. Berjeau. London, 1873, 8vo, pp. vii.-418.

Chaps, VI., VII. and VIII. are devoted to Marco Polo.

61. KINGSMILL, THOS. W. _Notes on the Topography of some of the Localities in Manji, or Southern China mentioned by Marco Polo_. (_Notes and Queries on China and j.a.pan_, vol. i. pp. 52-54.)

---- _Notes on Marco Polo's Route from Khoten to China_. (_Chin. Recorder_, VII. 1876, pp. 338-343.)

62. PAQUIER, J.B. _Itineraire de Marco Polo a travers la region du Pamir au_ XIII'e _siecle_. (_Bull. Soc. Geog._, 1876, aout, pp. 113-128.)

63. PALLADIUS, ARCHIMANDRITE. _Elucidations of Marco Polo's Travels in North-China, drawn from Chinese Sources_. (_Jour. N.C.Br.R.As.Soc._, x.

1876, pp. 1-54.)

Translated into English by A. Wylie and E. Bretschneider. The Russian text has just been published (T. x.x.xviii. 1902, of the _Isviestiya_) by the Imp.

Russian Geog. Society.

Sir Henry Yule wrote in the _Addenda_ of the second edition:

"And I learn from a kind Russian correspondent, that an early number of the _J. N. China Branch R. Asiatic Society_ will contain a more important paper, viz.: _Remarks on Marco Polo's Travels to the North of China, derived from Chinese Sources; by the_ ARCHIMANDRITE PALLADIUS. This celebrated traveller and scholar says (as I am informed): 'I have followed up the indications of Marco Polo from Lobnor to Shangdu, and in part to Peking.... It would seem that I have been so fortunate as to clear up the points that remained obscure to Yule.' I deeply regret that my book cannot now profit by these promised remarks. I am not, however, without hope, that in the present edition, with its Appendices, some at least of the Venerable Traveller's identifications may have been antic.i.p.ated."

The greater part of the notes of my late friend, the Archimandrite Palladius Katharov, have been incorporated in the present edition of Marco Polo.--H.C.

64. JIRECEK, JOSEF. _Basen o pobiti Tataruv a "Million" Marka Pavlova_, (_Casopis Musea kralovstvi ceskeho_, 1877, pp. 103-119).

65. GEBAUER, J. _Ein Beitrag zur Erklarung der Koniginhofer Handschrift_. (J. Gebauer, in _Archiv fur Slavische Philologie_, Berlin, 1877, ii. pp. 143-155.)

66. ZANETTI, V. Quattro Doc.u.menti inediti dell' Archivio degli Esposti in Venezia (Marco Polo e la sua Famiglia--Marin Falier). Por V. Zanetti.

(_Archivio Veneto_, xvi. 1878, pp. 95-110.)

See _Calendar_, Nos. 6, 19, and 20 for the three Doc.u.ments relating to the Polo Family.

--Marco Polo e la sua famiglia. (Ibid., xvii. 1879, pp. 359-362.) Letters of Comm. G. Berchet and Yule regarding these doc.u.ments.

67. HOUTUM-SCHINDLER, Gen. _Notes on Marco Polo's Itinerary in Southern Persia_ (_Chapters xvi. to xxi., Col. Yule's Translation_). (_Jour. R. As.

Soc._, N.S., vol. xiii. Art. XX. Oct. 1881, pp. 490-497.)

---- _Marco Polo's Camadi_. (Ibid., Jan. 1898, pp. 43-46.)

68. THOMSON, J.T. _Marco Polo's Six Kingdoms or Cities in Java Minor_, identified in translations from the ancient Malay Annals, by J.T.T., Commissioner of Crown Lands, Otago, 1875. (_Proc.R.G.Soc._, XX.

1875-1876, pp. 215-224.)

Translation from the "Salafat al Salatin perturan segala rajaraja," or Malay Annals.

69. K.C. AMREIN. _Marco Polo: Oeffentlicher Vortrag, gehalten in der Geographisch--Kommerziellen Gesellschaft in St. Gallen_. Zurich, 1879, 8vo.

70. VIDAL-LABLACHE, PAUL. _Bibliotheque des ecoles et des Families.--Marco Polo, son temps et ses voyages_. Paris, 1880, 8vo, pp. 192.

There is a second edition.

71. G.M. URBANI DE GHELTOF. _III. Congresso Geografico Intern.a.z.ionale in Venezia.--La Collezione del Doge Marin Faliero e i tesori di Marco Polo_. Venezia, 1881, 8vo, pp. 8.

From the _Bulletino di Arti, industrie e curiosita veneziane_ III. pp.

98-103.--See _Int._ p. 79.

72. SEGUSO, L. _La Casa dei Milioni o labitazione di Marco Polo_. (_Venezia e il Congresso_, 1881.)

73. CORDIER, HENRI. _Maison de Marco Polo [a Venise.] (Revue de l'Extreme-Orient_, i. No. 1, p. 157); _Statue de Marco Polo_. (_Revue de l'Extreme-Orient_, i. No. 1, pp. 156-157.)

74. _Ill.u.s.trazione Italiana_, No. 38, Sept. 18, 1881.

75. YULE, Sir HENRY. _Marco Polo_. (_Encyclopaedia Britannica_, 1885, 9th ed., xix. pp. 404-409.)

76. SCHUMANN, Dr. K. Marco Polo, ein Weltreisender des XIII. Jahrhunderts.

Berlin, 1885. 8vo, pp. 32.

_Sammlung gemeinverstandlicher wissenschaftlicher Vortrage_, herausgegeben von Rud. Virchow und Fr. von Holtzendorff. XX. Serie. Heft 460.

77. _Marco Polo_. (_Blackwood's Mag._, clxii. Sept. 1887, pp. 373-386.) (Rep. in _Littell's Living Age_, Boston, CLXXV., p. 195.)

78. EDKINS, JOSEPH. _Kan Fu_. (_China Review_, xv. pp. 310-331.)

79. OLIPHANT, Mrs.--_The Makers of Venice_. London, 1887, 8vo. Part II.--Chap. i. The Travellers: Niccolo, Matteo, and Marco Polo, pp. 134-157.

80. DUCLAU, S.--_La Science populaire--Marco Polo, sa Vie et ses Voyages_. Par S. Duclau. Limoges, Eugene Ardant, s.d. [1889], 8vo, pp.

192.

81. PARKER, E.H. _Charchan_. (_China Review_, xviii. p. 261); _Hunting Lodges_ (Ibid., p. 261); _Barscol._ (Ibid.); _Life Guards_ (p. 262); _Canfu or Canton_ (Ibid., xiv. pp. 358-359); _Kaunchis_ (Ibid., p. 359); _Polo_ (Ibid., xv., p. 249); _Marco Polo's Transliterations_ (Ibid., xvi., p.

125); _Canfu_ (Ibid., p. 189).

82. SCHALLER, M.--_Marco Polo und die Texte seiner "Reisen".--Programm der Kgl. Studien--Anstalt Burghausen fur das Studienjahr 1889-90 von_ Michael Schaller, Kgl. Studienlehzer f.n. Sprachen. Burghausen, Russy, 8vo, pp. 57.