91. Dehergne Joseph. Repertoire desjesuites de Chine de 1552 a 1800. Rome — Paris, 1973.
92. Dictionary of Ming Biography. 1368–1644. Vols. 1–2. N.-Y. — London,1976.
93. Du Halde, J. B. Description de la Chine, 4 vols. Paris, 1735.
94. Dowson Raymond (ed.) The Legacy of China. Oxford, 1964.
95. Dudgeon J. Historical Sketch of the Ecclesiastical, Political and Commercial Relations of Russia with China. - The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal. III–IV (1870–1872).
96. Dunne G. H. Generation of Giants: The Story of the Jesuits in the Last Decades of the Ming Dynasty. London-Notre Dame, 1962.
97. Ellis Henry. Journal of the Proceedings of the Late Embassy to China. London, 1817.
98. Excellent Treatise. London, 1946.
99. Fairbank J. K. The Missionary Enterprise in China and America. Cambridge, 1974.
100. Ferguson Donald. Letters from Portuguese Captives in Canton, Written in 1534 and 1536. Bombay, 1902.
101. Fernandes P. Dominicos donde пасе el sol. Barcelona, 1958.
102. Fitzgerald С. P. China: A Short Cultural History. London, 1961.
103. Forsethe Sidney A. An American Missionary Community in China. 1895–1905. Cambridge (Mass.), 1971.
104. Franke W. China and the West. Columbia, 1967.
105. Fu Lo-shu (comp.) A Documentary Chronicle of Sino-Westem Relations (1644–1820). Tucson, 1966.
106. Fung R. W. M. Households of God on China's Soil. Geneva, 1982.
107. Groot J. J. M., de. The Religion of the Chinese. N.Y., 1910.
108. Gemet Jacques. Chine et christianisme, action et reactio. Paris, 1982.
109. Goodich L. C. (ed.). Dictionary of Ming Biography 1368–1644. Vol. 1, 2. N.Y., 1976.
110. Gutzlaff Karl. Journal of the Three Voyages Along the Coast of China in 1831, 1832 and 1833. London, 1834.
111. Hay M. Failure in the Far East (Why and How the Bridge Between the Western World and China First Began). London, 1956.
112. Heyndrickx Jerome, ed. Philippe Couplet, S.J. (1623–1693): The Man Who Brought China to Europe. Nettetal, 1990.
113. Hibbert Christopher. The Dragon Wakes. China and the West. 1793–1911. London, 1970.
114. Hibberts Eloise T. K'ang-hsi, Emperor of China. London, 1940.
115. Hirth F. China and the Roman Orient. Shanghai, 1939.
116. Honour Hugh. Chinoiserie: The Vision of Cathay. London, 1961.
117. Hue M. Christianity in China, Tartary, and Thibet. London, 1858, New York, 1897.
118. Hudson G. F. Europe and China: A Survey of Their Relations from the Earliest Times to 1800. London, 1931, Boston, 1961.
119. Hughes E. R. and Hughes K. Religion in China. London, 1950.
120. Ibn Battuta. Travels in Asia and Africa. Trans, by H.A.R. Gibb. London,1929.
121. Intorcetta P. Testimonium de cultu sinensi datum anno 1668. Paris, 1700.
122. Jann Adelheim. Die Katholischen Missionen in Indien, China und Japan. Paderborn, 1915.
123. Jenkins Robert C. The Jesuits in China and the Legation of Cardinal de Toumon. An Examination of Conflicting Evidence and an Attempt at an ImpartiaJ Judjment. London, 1894.
124. Jesuits in China: Celebrating Four Hundred Years of Friendship. — Supplement to National Jesuit News, May 1983.
125. Josson H. and Willaert L. (eds.). Correspondence de Ferdinand Verbiest de la Compagnie de Jesus. Brussels, 1939.
126. Krahl Joseph. China Missions in Crisis: Bishop Laimbeckhoven and His Times, 1738–1787. Rome, 1964.
127. Krausse Alexis S. Russia in Asia, 1558–1899. N.-Y. — London, 1899.
128. Lach Donald F. Asia in the Making of Europe. 2 vols. Chicago, 1965.
129. Latourette K. S. A History of Christianity. N.Y., 1953.
130. Latourette K. S. A History of Christian Missions in China. N.Y., London, 1929.
131. Le Comte Lois. Nouveau memoire sur l'etat present de la Chine. Paris, 1697.
132. Le Gobien C. (trans.) Edifying and Curious Letters of Some Missionen of the Society of Jesus, from Foreign Missions. L., 1707.
133. Lee Thomas H. C., ed. China and Europe: Images and Influence in the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Centuries. Hong Kong, 1991.
134. Les Missions Catholiques Francaises au XIX siecle. Paris. 6.r.
135. Malatesta Edward J. The Society of Jesus and China. A Historical-Theological Essay. — Discovery: Jesuit International Ministries, #7: June 1997. St. Lois, 1997.
136. Malatesta Edward J. The Tragedy of Michael Boym. In: Actes du Vie Colloque international de Sinologie, Chantilly, 1989, (Taipei — Paris — Hong Kong), c. 353–370.
137. Maugham Somerset. On a Chinese Screen. N.-Y. — London, 1922.
138. Medhurst W. H. (trans.). «The Shoo King» or Historical Classic. Shanghai, 1846.
139. Melis Giorgio, ed. Martini Martini, geographo, cartografo, storico, teologo. Trent: Museo Tridentino di Scienze Naturali, 1983.
140. Mendoza Juan Gonzales de. The History of the Great and Mighty Kingdom of China, (trans. by R. Parke; ed. by Sir George Staunton). London, 1853.
141. Moorhouse, G. The Missionaries. London, 1973.
142. Moule A. C. Christians in China before the Yeaf 1550. London, 1930.
143. Mundy Peter. The Travels of Peter Mundy in Europe and Asia. 1608–1667. London,1919.
144. Mungello D. E. Leibniz and Confucianism: The Search for Accord. Honolulu, 1977.
145. Mungello D. E. Curious Land: Jesuit Accomodation and the Origins of Sinology. Honolulu, 1985, 1989.
146. Mungello D. E., ed. The Chinese Rites Controversy: Its History and Meaning. Nettetal, 1994.
147. Mungello D. Е. The Foigotten Christians of Hangzhou. Honolulu, 1994.
148. Navarette Domingo. Controversias antiguas de la mission de la gran China. Madrid, 1679.
149. Needham Joseph. Science and Civilisation in China. 4 vols. Cambridge, 1954–1962.
150. Neil Stephen. A History of Christian Missions. Harmondworth, 1964.
151. Nieuhof John. An Embassy from the Netherlands East India Company of the United Provinces. Trans, by J. Ogilby. London, 1673.
