Thomas Taylor Meadows
The Chinese and their Rebellions
Thomas Taylor Meadows
The Chinese and their Rebellions
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This 1856 publication presents an expansive treatment of the ongoing Taiping Rebellion, taking in historical and cultural factors.
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This 1856 publication presents an expansive treatment of the ongoing Taiping Rebellion, taking in historical and cultural factors.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 728
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 42mm
- Gewicht: 1010g
- ISBN-13: 9781108081290
- ISBN-10: 1108081290
- Artikelnr.: 41753297
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 728
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 42mm
- Gewicht: 1010g
- ISBN-13: 9781108081290
- ISBN-10: 1108081290
- Artikelnr.: 41753297
Preface
Part I: 1. Political geography and administrative machinery
2. Theory and practical working of the normal Chinese autocracy
3. Accession, abnormal policy, and weakness of the Manchoo dynasty
4. Rise and progress of the Chinese people
5. M. Huc's opinions of the Chinese
6. Hung Sew Tseuen, the originator of the rebellion
7. Hung Sew Tseuen's establishment of a new sect of Christians
8. Origin of the grosser fanaticisms of the new sect of Christians
9. Retrospective account of the establishment of the Manchoo power in China
10. Formation of Chinese political societies against the Manchoo domination
11. Conversations of the old emperor Taou Kwang with a high mandarin
12. Measures of the imperial authorities against the Kwang Se Christians
13. Military and political proceedings of the Tae Ping rebels
14. Military history of the Tae Pings, after the occupation of Nanking
15. State of the sea-board population at the mouth of the Great River
16. Excursion on the grand canal
17. Intercourse of the Tae Pings with western foreigners
18. Notice of the philosophy, morality, and polity of the Chinese
19. Christianity and prospects of the Tae Pings
20. The best policy of western states towards China
Part II: 1. Definition of civilization
2. Religion, science, and art
3. Miscellaneous illustrations from Christian and Confucian civilizations
Appendices.
Part I: 1. Political geography and administrative machinery
2. Theory and practical working of the normal Chinese autocracy
3. Accession, abnormal policy, and weakness of the Manchoo dynasty
4. Rise and progress of the Chinese people
5. M. Huc's opinions of the Chinese
6. Hung Sew Tseuen, the originator of the rebellion
7. Hung Sew Tseuen's establishment of a new sect of Christians
8. Origin of the grosser fanaticisms of the new sect of Christians
9. Retrospective account of the establishment of the Manchoo power in China
10. Formation of Chinese political societies against the Manchoo domination
11. Conversations of the old emperor Taou Kwang with a high mandarin
12. Measures of the imperial authorities against the Kwang Se Christians
13. Military and political proceedings of the Tae Ping rebels
14. Military history of the Tae Pings, after the occupation of Nanking
15. State of the sea-board population at the mouth of the Great River
16. Excursion on the grand canal
17. Intercourse of the Tae Pings with western foreigners
18. Notice of the philosophy, morality, and polity of the Chinese
19. Christianity and prospects of the Tae Pings
20. The best policy of western states towards China
Part II: 1. Definition of civilization
2. Religion, science, and art
3. Miscellaneous illustrations from Christian and Confucian civilizations
Appendices.
Preface
Part I: 1. Political geography and administrative machinery
2. Theory and practical working of the normal Chinese autocracy
3. Accession, abnormal policy, and weakness of the Manchoo dynasty
4. Rise and progress of the Chinese people
5. M. Huc's opinions of the Chinese
6. Hung Sew Tseuen, the originator of the rebellion
7. Hung Sew Tseuen's establishment of a new sect of Christians
8. Origin of the grosser fanaticisms of the new sect of Christians
9. Retrospective account of the establishment of the Manchoo power in China
10. Formation of Chinese political societies against the Manchoo domination
11. Conversations of the old emperor Taou Kwang with a high mandarin
12. Measures of the imperial authorities against the Kwang Se Christians
13. Military and political proceedings of the Tae Ping rebels
14. Military history of the Tae Pings, after the occupation of Nanking
15. State of the sea-board population at the mouth of the Great River
16. Excursion on the grand canal
17. Intercourse of the Tae Pings with western foreigners
18. Notice of the philosophy, morality, and polity of the Chinese
19. Christianity and prospects of the Tae Pings
20. The best policy of western states towards China
Part II: 1. Definition of civilization
2. Religion, science, and art
3. Miscellaneous illustrations from Christian and Confucian civilizations
Appendices.
Part I: 1. Political geography and administrative machinery
2. Theory and practical working of the normal Chinese autocracy
3. Accession, abnormal policy, and weakness of the Manchoo dynasty
4. Rise and progress of the Chinese people
5. M. Huc's opinions of the Chinese
6. Hung Sew Tseuen, the originator of the rebellion
7. Hung Sew Tseuen's establishment of a new sect of Christians
8. Origin of the grosser fanaticisms of the new sect of Christians
9. Retrospective account of the establishment of the Manchoo power in China
10. Formation of Chinese political societies against the Manchoo domination
11. Conversations of the old emperor Taou Kwang with a high mandarin
12. Measures of the imperial authorities against the Kwang Se Christians
13. Military and political proceedings of the Tae Ping rebels
14. Military history of the Tae Pings, after the occupation of Nanking
15. State of the sea-board population at the mouth of the Great River
16. Excursion on the grand canal
17. Intercourse of the Tae Pings with western foreigners
18. Notice of the philosophy, morality, and polity of the Chinese
19. Christianity and prospects of the Tae Pings
20. The best policy of western states towards China
Part II: 1. Definition of civilization
2. Religion, science, and art
3. Miscellaneous illustrations from Christian and Confucian civilizations
Appendices.