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SINO-SIBERIAN ART
IN THE COLLECTION OF C. T. LOO

PREFACE

Many expressions of gratitude should accompany this book. Every-
where the author has found the disinterested help without which no result,
not even a provisory one, may be obtained. The majority of such acknow-
ledgements are to be found in the text and among the notes. But particular
thanks are due to the extraordinary zeal of Mrs. Frances Chase Hollis who
undertook to translate this work into English and to whom therefore fell the
burden of proof reading. The generous response of Mr. Willy Baruch far
exceeds what one might expect from a request for information. I am sure
the reader will be as grateful to him as is the author for his study on the
Si-hia and K'itan writings.

Alfred Salmony.

Paris, September, 1933.