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The universal order;
or, Conduct of life, a Confucian catechism, being a translation of one of the four Confucian books, hitherto known as the Doctrine of the mean,
by Ku Hung Ming.

APA Citation

Confucius., Gu, H. (1906). The universal order: or, Conduct of life, a Confucian catechism, being a translation of one of the four Confucian books, hitherto known as the Doctrine of the mean. Shanghai: Printed at the Shanghai Mercury, ltd..

MLA Citation

Confucius, and Hongming Gu. The Universal Order: Or, Conduct of Life, a Confucian Catechism, Being a Translation of One of the Four Confucian Books, Hitherto Known As the Doctrine of the Mean. Shanghai: Printed at the Shanghai Mercury, ltd., 1906.

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The universal order; or, Conduct of life, a Confucian catechism, being a translation of one of the four Confucian books, hitherto known as the Doctrine of the mean, by Ku Hung Ming.

APA Citation

MLA Citation

The universal order;
or, Conduct of life, a Confucian catechism, being a translation of one of the four Confucian books, hitherto known as the Doctrine of the mean,
by Ku Hung Ming.