China : the long-lived empire

1902

I. The Degenerate Empire p.1
II. The edge of Chihli p.13
III. Tientsin p.20
IV. Shanhaikwan p.30
V. As Marco Polo went p.50
VI. Pei-Ching, the Northern capital p.61
VII. The Tatar city of Kublai Khan p.85
VIII. Imperial, purple Peking p.102
IX. The decadence of the Manchus p.117
X. Tsze Hsi an the great p.127
XI. The strangers' quarter p.143
XII. Christian missions p.158
XIII. Tatar fus and fairs p.166
XIV. Chinese Peking p.188
XV. Without the Walls p.201
XVI. The environs of Peking p.215
XVII. The Great Wall of China p.227
XVIII. The valley of the Ming tombs p.250
XIX. Suburban temples p.266
XX. To Shanghai p.275
XXI. The great bore of Hangchow p.294
XXII. In a provincial Yamun p.319
XXIII. The lower Yangtsze p.333
XXIV. The river of fragrant tea-fields p.353
XXV. A thousand miles up the Yangtsze p.377
XXVI. A Kwantsze on the Yangtsze p.406
XXVII. The city of Canton p.430
XXVIII. The Chinese New Year p.444

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