Guide to the John Fryer Papers
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Outgoing correspondence 1861-1915
California. University. Regents. Written by Victor H. Henderson, secretary. Dec. 15, 1915
Condit, Ira M. Dec. 15, 1896.
Davidson, George, 1825-1911. Aug. 24, 1898
San Francisco. Chamber of Commerce. Written by E. Scott, secretary Nov. 5, 1902.
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide, 1854-1927. 3 letters (copies), 1900
Woodworth, Charles William, 1865-1940. Nov. 14, 1921
Subseries 3.1: China - general
Anniversary of the Chinese Republic, 1914
The China of Today
The Chinese Problem
The Commerce of China
The Future of China
Our Relation with the Reform Movement of China
The Outlook for China 1902
The Political and Financial Position of China
The Reciprocal relation of the Anglo-Saxon and the Oriental
Sketch of the T'ai P'ing Rebellion
Trade with the Orient passing through San Francisco
Why Japan has Developed Differently from China
Subseries 3.2: Education
Can Western Knowledge Be More Effectually Imparted to the Chinese Nation ... by ... Translations of Foreign Books, or by Teaching Them to Speak and Read Foreign Languages
The Chinese Normal Essay
Education in China
The Education of the Chinese Blind
[The Recent Educational Reform]
Subseries 3.3: The Great Men of China
The 3 Great Founders of Chinese Civilization (Fu-hsi, Shen-nung, Hwang-ti)
The 3 Great Chinese Buddhist Travelers to India (Fa-hsien, Hsuan-chuang, I-ching)
The 3 Great Reformers of China (Wang-an-shih, Chu-yuan-chang, Kang-yiu-wei)
The 3 Great Chinese Viceroys of the Last Dynasty (Tseng-kuo-fan, Li-hung-chang, Chang-chih- tung)
The 3 Great Philosophers of the Confucian School (Confucius, Mencius, Chu-hsi)
The 3 Great Poets of China (Li-tai-po, Tu-fu, Su-tung-po)
Subseries 3.4: Language
A Contribution to Chinese Philology
Introduction to the Mandarin Language
One Language for all China
Philology of the Chinese Language
Subseries 3.5: Literature
Chinese Drama
Chinese Poetry
Chinese Literature and Libraries
Literature of China
Subseries 3.6: Religion and Philosophy
Ancient Oriental Conceptions and Modern Occidental Thought
Chinese Buddhism
Chinese Symbology
The Chinese System of Ethics
Christian Missionary work in China
The Confucian Divinatory or Diagram Philosophy
The Confucian Ethical Philosophy
Confucianism
The Divinatory Philosophy of the Chinese
The Fifth Century Buddhist Mission to America
The Future Religion of China
The Influence of the Religions of the Far East on Palestine at the time of Christ
The Jews in China
Missionary Work in China
Numerical or Mathematical Philosophy of the Chinese
Roman Catholicism in Shanghai and the Vicinity
Taoism
Three Great Religions of China
Subseries 3.7: Miscellany
Across China from Shanghai to the Borders of Tibet
Ancient Chinese Sacrificial Vessels
Chinese Architecture
Chinese Home and Social Life
Chinese Myths
The Flowers of China
The Mission of the Japanese and the Anglo-Saxon Peoples
Women in China
Misc. fragments, etc.
Course 1
Language and literature
The Commerce of China
The History of China
Miscellany
Course 2
Confucian and Taoist Philosophies
Miscellany
Course 3
Mandarin Language
Course 11
Economic Features of the Commerce of China and Japan
Introduction
Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs; Tariff
The Exports and Imports of China
Commercial Methods and Banking Systems; Coinage
Tenure and Transfer of Land and Property; Taxation
Weights and Measure; Revenue Population
Commercial Characteristics of the Chinese; land and water transportation
Railway Transit; Postal and Telegraph Systems
Army and Navy
The Commerce of China and Japan
Famous Women of Chinese History
The War between China and Japan
Productions and Manufactures of China
Education in China
Government, Laws and Social Conditions of China
The Outlook for American and European Enterprise in China
Treaty Ports and Spheres of Influence
Miscellany
Course 12
The Religions of China
Chinese System of Ethics
Buddhist and Taoist Eschatology
Buddhism and other religions in China
Philosophies and Religions of Japan
Miscellany
Course 102 B
Chinese language and literature
Course 108-B
The Great Men of China
Course 111
Politics and Commerce in China
Course 126 B
Chinese Music
Exams and class lists
Series 5: Travels. Typescripts, arranged as follows:
Diary of Voyage to China 1861
First Impressions of Hongkong and the Chinese People 1861
Account of 3 days excursion on the mainland of China 1862
Account of a trip to the Hills 1883
Recollections of Peking, (outline only) 1863
A Fortnight's Adventures in China and Mongolia 1865
An Account of a trip to the "Snowy Valley" 1880
Yosemite 1905
Trip to the Great Wall of China undated
Account of an Excursion in China undated
Reminiscences of life in China
Series 6: Fiction. Mainly annotated typescripts.
A Buddhist Legend of the Inland Sea of Japan
Israel in China - A Story of the Chinese Jews of a Thousand Years Ago
Miscellany
Series 7: Miscellaneous manuscripts (grouped roughly by subject)
Commerce
History and Government of China
Japan
Language and Literature (Chinese)
Religion and Philosophy
Translations of articles, poems, etc.
Miscellaneous manuscripts re China (education, Chinese proverbs, Social and Political Aspects of Chinese Jews, Chinese Agriculture)
Fragments and unidentified
Miscellaneous manuscripts (Oriental Studies in American and European Universities, Chicago Worlds Fair)
Series 8: Miscellaneous materials
Announcements of lectures; manuscript lists
Articles not written by Fryer
Book lists
Genealogy of the Fryer family (includes biographical sketches)
Lists of slides accompanying lectures
Material re Chinese Scientific Terminology
Material regarding education in China
Papers re the Chinese Exclusion Act
Papers by S. C. Kiang Kand Hu (1 folder)
The Shu Ching of "Book of History"
The Shih Ching of "Book of Poetry"
The Li Chi of "Book of Rites"
The Ch'un Ch'iu of the "Annual History of the Lu State"
The Examination System in China
Lectures on the "Four Books"
Lectures on the "Five Canons"
Syllabus of 60 lectures on Chinese Culture
Why is the Chinese Language Useful and Important to an American Businessman?
Photograph and Diagrams
The Pi-Pa-Chi (English translation of Chinese drama, 1404)
Reprints of Articles by Fryer
Material written in Chinese. Mainly unidentified
Miscellany
Series 9: Clippings
Clippings
Clippings
Clippings