J. Robertson Libros

The book is a facsimile reprint, which means it reproduces the original work, potentially including imperfections like marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages. These elements may provide insight into the historical context or the original readers' interactions with the text.

The book explores the growing influence of private equity in China's economy, highlighting how a new class of domestic elites has adopted and adapted a predominantly Western financial model. It delves into the dynamics of this transition, examining the implications for China's financial landscape and the interplay between local practices and global finance.

Featuring a collection of tales, fables, and epigrams, this book showcases the literary style of the 18th century. Each poem offers insight into human nature and moral lessons, reflecting the cultural and societal values of the time. The unchanged reprint of the 1770 edition preserves the original text, allowing readers to experience the historical context and rich language that characterized this period in literature.

Jathaka Stories have made a deep impression in the minds of Buddhists all over the world. They have inspired poets, artists and playwrights. They have become the life blood of Buddhist Culture. Written by Mrs. Jayasumana De Silva Robertson who was a teacher at Vishaka Vidyalaya Colombo and an advisor to The National Institute of Education in Sri Lanka, has gone a further step by composing a book of Dhammas to attract the attention and interest of the child. And this is specially is seen all throughout the stories. In this book we found fifteen Jathaka Stories completed in simple language to suit the school children who attend classes in English medium. Children may act and perform them in class room as the dialogues are suitable for them.