Correspondence, memoranda, and clippings relating to the involvement of C. B. Boothe, Homer Lea, and other Americans, with Sun Yat-sen and other Chinese, in schemes to overthrow the Chinese Imperial Government, 1908-1911, and to Laurence Boothe, son of C. B. Boothe, 1905-1976. Includes a mounted photograph of Sun Yat-sen, 1910; printed copies of two books by Homer Lea, The Vermilion Pencil, and The Valor of Ignorance; and photocopies of mortality registers of Sacramento, California, 1850-1851.
Rights
No known restrictions.
Holding repository
Hoover Institution Library & Archives
Preferred citation
66. Sun Yat-sen to Boothe (2 pp., manuscript, two small sheets; and 1p. postscript, manuscript, one small sheet), Charles Beach Boothe papers, Hoover Institution Library & Archives, https://n2t.net/ark:/54723/h32s33
