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  1. Today I'm working on a short bio of #JamesLegge, missionary, nineteenth-century #translator of the Chinese Classics, and first Professor of Chinese at Oxford. Part of my ongoing project 19th Century Chinese-English Translator Networks. #TranslationStudies #Translatology #ChineseStudies #China
    Fun fact: he got the job at Oxford by donating his Chinese collection to the Bodleian library.

  2. Today I'm working on a short bio of #JamesLegge, missionary, nineteenth-century #translator of the Chinese Classics, and first Professor of Chinese at Oxford. Part of my ongoing project 19th Century Chinese-English Translator Networks. #TranslationStudies #Translatology #ChineseStudies #China
    Fun fact: he got the job at Oxford by donating his Chinese collection to the Bodleian library.

  3. Today I'm working on a short bio of #JamesLegge, missionary, nineteenth-century #translator of the Chinese Classics, and first Professor of Chinese at Oxford. Part of my ongoing project 19th Century Chinese-English Translator Networks. #TranslationStudies #Translatology #ChineseStudies #China
    Fun fact: he got the job at Oxford by donating his Chinese collection to the Bodleian library.

  4. Today I'm working on a short bio of , missionary, nineteenth-century of the Chinese Classics, and first Professor of Chinese at Oxford. Part of my ongoing project 19th Century Chinese-English Translator Networks.
    Fun fact: he got the job at Oxford by donating his Chinese collection to the Bodleian library.

  5. Today I'm working on a short bio of #JamesLegge, missionary, nineteenth-century #translator of the Chinese Classics, and first Professor of Chinese at Oxford. Part of my ongoing project 19th Century Chinese-English Translator Networks. #TranslationStudies #Translatology #ChineseStudies #China
    Fun fact: he got the job at Oxford by donating his Chinese collection to the Bodleian library.