Europe and the Far East, 1506-1912

1912

Rev. ed.

Bibliography: p. 463-475

Series: Cambridge historical series

Revised and corrected with an additional chapter (1904-1912) by Joseph H. Longford

Contents
Preface p.vi
I. Early intercourse between the East and West p.1
II. A sketch of China p.30
III. The trade at Canton p.41
IV. The first Chinese war p.68
V. The second Chinese war p.91
VI. The renewal of hostilities p.109
VII. The T'aip'ing Rebellion p.123
VIII. Missionary riots p.133
IX. The opening of Japan p.144
X. The revolution in Japan p.169
XI. The murder of Margary p.210
XII. The Kuldja difficulty - The French in Annam p.223
XIII. Burma, Korea, and Tibet p.242
XIV. Industrial and other innovations in China p.256
XV. The reform movement in China p.285
XVI. The Chino-Japanese war p.304
XVII. Reform and reaction in China p.323
XVIII. Relations between Annam and the West p.361
XIX. Relations between Siam and the West p.389
XX. Origin of the Russo-Japanese War p.409
XXI. China and Japan, 1905-1911 p.425
Appendix (1) On Chinese geographical terms p.456
Appendix (2) Anglo-Japanese treaties,1905,1911 p.459
Bibliography p.463
Index p.476

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