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Vol. III., November, 1925, No. 11.-Evolution v. Revolution, by A. de C. Sowerby. Ancient Beads Unearthed, by K. C. Wong. The Shu Ching, or Book of History, by Dr. Kiang Kang-Hu. A String of Chinese Peach-Stones, by R. B. Ekvall. Egg-hatching in China, by P. A. Mohrbacher. Descriptions of some Fresh Water Sponges from China, by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu. The Chinese Cinnamon and its Products, by K. K. Chen, etc., etc.

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Devoted to the Study of Mahayana Buddhism

PUBLISHED BY THE EASTERN BUDDHIST SOCIETY, KYOTO, JAPAN.

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Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki.

Beatrice Lane Suzuki

Vol. III., No. 3, Oct.-Dec., 1924 (issued May, 1925).

Contents The Teaching of the Shin-Shu, and the Religious Life-Gesho Sasaki. Buddhism and Moral World-Order-Ryohon Kibi. Zen Buddhism on Immortality (extract from The Hekiganshu," translated with preface by D. T. Suzuki). The Ruined Temples of Kamakura, II. Nichiren and KamakuraB. L. Suzuki, etc., etc.

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