China and the Far East

Library of American Civilization, 11138

c1910

Series: Clark university lectures

Series: Library of American Civilization, 11138

Contents
Introduction p.xi
I. The position of China in world politics p.1
II. A sketch of the relations between China and the Western world p.21
III. A sketch of the relations between the United States and China p.47
IV. The need of a distinctive American policy in China p.83
V. The history and the economics of the foreign trade of China p.95
VI. America's trade relations with China p.109
VII. Monetary conditions in China p.121
VIII. The present situation in Manchuria - commerce, trade, and international politics p.133
IX. The opium problem - its history and present condition p.149
X. The Chinese army - its development and present strength p.177
XI. Conditions, favorable and otherwise, in China's development p.187
XII. The Chinese student in America p.197
XIII. The new learning of China - its status and outlook p.223
XIV. The history of Christian missions in China p.245
XV. The progress of religious education in China p.277
XVI. The Chinese in Hawaii - an example of successful assimilation p.295
JAPAN
XVII. Japan's relation to China p.317
XVIII. Japan and the United States p.351
XIX. The strength and efficiency of the Japanese army p.359
KOREA
XX. The awakening of Korea p.369
XXI. The Japanese administration in Korea p.397
XXII. Religious conditions in Korea p.437
Rev. Ernest F. Hall, of the Presbyterian Mission, Korea

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