Annamese
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Origin of Annamese
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Cleverly, the Annamese took the best China had to offer—the Chinese classics, the ethics of Confucius, and Mahayana Buddhism.
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The Annamese mountain chain sloped and plunged from the Laotian border eastward into the tight flatiron plains that hugged the coast, generating white water rivers and misty waterfalls.
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Probably no man in the U. S. is as familiar as he with events in the Hedjaz or in Iraq, with the doings of Afghans or Parsees or the Annamese.
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Marine helicopters swarmed like giant, olive-green dragonflies over the fog-cloaked Annamese mountains in the northern part of South Viet Nam.
From Time Magazine Archive
Annamese, in Haiphong, appearance and dress of, 12, 13; and the Red River R.R.,
From A Wayfarer in China Impressions of a trip across West China and Mongolia by Elizabeth Kimball Kendall
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