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Public Success, Private SorrowThe Life and Times of Charles Henry Brewitt-Taylor (1857-1938), China Customs Commissioner and Pioneer Translator$
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Public Success, Private Sorrow: The Life and Times of Charles Henry Brewitt-Taylor (1857-1938), China Customs Commissioner and Pioneer Translator

Isidore Cyril Cannon

Print publication date: 2009

Print ISBN-13: 9789622099616

Published to Hong Kong Scholarship Online: September 2011

DOI: 10.5790/hongkong/9789622099616.001.0001

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Retirement and Publication of the Romance

Retirement and Publication of the Romance

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(p.151) 16 Retirement and Publication of the Romance
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Public Success, Private Sorrow
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Isidore Cyril Cannon

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Hong Kong University Press
DOI:10.5790/hongkong/9789622099616.003.0016

Brewitt-Taylor's (B-T's) retirement began by the end of December 1920 when he returned to Britain and stayed with his wife in Scotland. Throughout his retirement, he made about four trips a year to visit his relatives and friends in London, Bournemouth, and Portsmouth. The family of his deceased son—Teddy and Evelyn—maintained good ties with B-T, and they began to take regular yearly trips to visit B-T and his wife in Scotland. Although Ann, B-T's wife, was discharged from the Edinburgh Asylum, she was still experiencing delusions and hallucinations. Romance of the Three Kingdoms was published by Kelly and Walsh in Shanghai during this period.

Keywords:   retirement, Scotland, Edinburgh Asylum, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, publication

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