Thomas Taylor Meadows

Thomas Taylor Meadows (b. 1815 – d. 1868) was a British sinologist and author. Sourced Subdivision of labour requires that international agents should devote themselves first to languages,—their means of operation,—and next to the study of man, as an individual and in communities. T. T. Meadows quoted in The Chinese Speaker (1916), p. 1 by Evan Morgan I commenced the study of the Chinese language at the University of Munich. I had then about 3 years in Germany, engaged in various studies. Happening to notice the announcement of a course of lectures on the language of the Chinese by Professor Neumman, the interest I have always taken in the people, induced me to employ an otherwise vacant hour in learning something of their tongue. Page 7 of "The Chinese and their Rebellions, viewed in connection with their national philosophy, ethics, legislation and administration, to which is added An Essay on Civilization and its present state in the East and West" Category:Authors from the United Kingdom Category:1868 deaths Category:Sinologists