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Eddie Carvalho  Macau Grand Prix – an interview of Nana Barros about her father

China History  The Chinese Repository Vol III (From May 1834 to April 1835), Canton, Printed for the Proprietors 1835

George Chinnery

Patrick Conner, George Chinnery, 1744-1852, artist of India and the China coast, Antique Collectors’ Club, 1993 – The authoritative study of Chinnery

Robin Hutcheon,  Chinnery: the man and the legend Hong Kong, 1975. – Written by the distinguished editor of the South China Morning Post, this is a more readable and straightforward book than Conner’s major study. (There are five copies in Australian libraries.)

Manuel Teixeira, George Chinnery, Imprensa Nacional, Macau, 1944 – The noted painter who did much of his work in Macau. In Portuguese.

China History  The Chinese Repository Vol III (From May 1834 to April 1835), Canton, Printed for the Proprietors 1835

Christmas Customs of Macau by Rudolfo Baptista

Club Lusitano (Hong Kong)  Lusitano History – 150 years of the Lusitano Club in Hong Kong. 

Book

Speech by  Anthony Correa

Colonel who took a secret to the grave by Jason Wordie – A short biography of Colonel Henrique Alberto de Barros Botelho

Comments by Site Visitors – Hundreds of comments

Consoada by Meno Baptista – Christmas eve supper in Macau

The Corpse at Cacilhas Beach by “Riri” d’Assumpção, an old Macau anecdote about pride coming before a fall.   

Frank CorreaShort autobiography, including experiences during World War II

Pêro Covilhã, The Spy Who Never Came Back by Frederic A. “Jim” da Silva – The story of a spy sent by the King of Portugal to Africa

Macanese Cuisine – Books and Articles

Macanese Cuisine – Website

Macanese Culture – Articles

Dixie Minstrels – A play written and performed in the Sham Shui Po prisoner-of-war camp during World War II

Escape from Shamshuipo Camp January 1942 – A fictional account by Joyce Osmund Van Langenberg of Reginaldo Cesário Rocha Baptista‘s escape from prisoner-of-war camp

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