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Pacific Crossing
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During the nineteenth century tens of thousands of Chinese men and women crossed the Pacific to work, trade, and settle in California. Drawn initially by the gold rush, they took with them skills a...
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01 December 2012

Price: £32.00
Pages: 472
Publisher: Hong Kong University Press
Imprint: Hong Kong University Press
Publication Date:
01 December 2012
Trim Size: 9.10 X 6.30 in
ISBN: 9789888139712
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
"Through vivid stories embedded in complicated and evolving global interconnections, Sinn has produced a generous and abundantly researched account of Hong Kong." --Madeline Y. Hsu, China Information
"No one . . . has explored the historical links between Hong Kong and California as thoroughly and as innovatively as Elizabeth Sinn does in Pacific Crossing." --John M. Carroll, American Historical Review
"This is a tour de force a closely focused history, rich in detail, well balanced, generously footnoted, yet eminently readable." --Hugh D. R. Baker, The China Quarterly
"This is a pioneering work in many ways . . . [It] not only fills big gaps in our grasp of Hong Kong's role in international migration but helps set the agenda for future research on it." --Gregor Benton, Journal of Chinese Studies
"No one . . . has explored the historical links between Hong Kong and California as thoroughly and as innovatively as Elizabeth Sinn does in Pacific Crossing." --John M. Carroll, American Historical Review
"This is a tour de force a closely focused history, rich in detail, well balanced, generously footnoted, yet eminently readable." --Hugh D. R. Baker, The China Quarterly
"This is a pioneering work in many ways . . . [It] not only fills big gaps in our grasp of Hong Kong's role in international migration but helps set the agenda for future research on it." --Gregor Benton, Journal of Chinese Studies
Elizabeth Sinn is the author of Power and Charity A Chinese Merchant Elite in Colonial Hong Kong.