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Downs, Jacques M. (1972) Fair Game: Exploitive Role-Myths and the American Opium Trade. Pacific Historical Review, 41 (2). 133-149 doi:10.2307/3638324

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TitleFair Game: Exploitive Role-Myths and the American Opium Trade
JournalPacific Historical Review
AuthorsDowns, Jacques M.Author
Year1972 (May)Volume41
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of California Press
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Plain TextDowns, Jacques M. (1972) Fair Game: Exploitive Role-Myths and the American Opium Trade. Pacific Historical Review, 41 (2). 133-149 doi:10.2307/3638324
In(1972, May) Pacific Historical Review Vol. 41 (2) University of California Press

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