Andrew Wilson
The 'Ever-Victorious Army'
Andrew Wilson
The 'Ever-Victorious Army'
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This 1868 work recounts an early success of the future Gordon of Khartoum, in China in 1863-1864.
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This 1868 work recounts an early success of the future Gordon of Khartoum, in China in 1863-1864.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 661g
- ISBN-13: 9781108024075
- ISBN-10: 1108024076
- Artikelnr.: 33146476
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- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 661g
- ISBN-13: 9781108024075
- ISBN-10: 1108024076
- Artikelnr.: 33146476
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Andrew Wilson speaks at conferences and teaches internationally. His other books are: 'Deluded by Dawkins?', 'Incomparable' and 'GodStories'. He lives in Eastbourne with his wife Rachel, with whom he wrote 'The Life You Never Expected', and their two children, Zeke and Anna.
Preface
List of Tai-Ping wangs or chiefs
List of leading events
List of engagements between the Tai-Pings and disciplined imperialists, 1862-64
Part I. The Origin of the Rebellion: 1. The principles of the Chinese state
2. Preparations for Tai-Pingdom
3. The Tien Wang and its history up to 1860
Part II. Our Collision with the Rebels: 4. Revival of the rebellion, and its conflict with foreigners
5. Tai-Ping reverses in the Yangtsze Valley, and a change of policy at Peking
6. Allied operations round Shanghai in 1862
7. Captain Dew's operations in Chekiang
Part III. Colonel Gordon's Campaign: 8. The organisation of Gordon's force
9. Gordon's first victories
10. Burgevine's history and fate
11. The fall of Soochow, and the execution of its wangs
12. Gordon's further operations
13. The dissolution of Gordon's force, and a review of its results
14. The medical arrangements of Gordon's force
Part IV. The End of the Tai-Pings: 15. A visit to Tseng Kwo-Fan - sketches of native and English officials in China
16. The fall of Nanking and the last struggles of the Tai-Pings
17. Nien-Fei and Mohammedan rebels
18. The present and future of China
Appendices.
List of Tai-Ping wangs or chiefs
List of leading events
List of engagements between the Tai-Pings and disciplined imperialists, 1862-64
Part I. The Origin of the Rebellion: 1. The principles of the Chinese state
2. Preparations for Tai-Pingdom
3. The Tien Wang and its history up to 1860
Part II. Our Collision with the Rebels: 4. Revival of the rebellion, and its conflict with foreigners
5. Tai-Ping reverses in the Yangtsze Valley, and a change of policy at Peking
6. Allied operations round Shanghai in 1862
7. Captain Dew's operations in Chekiang
Part III. Colonel Gordon's Campaign: 8. The organisation of Gordon's force
9. Gordon's first victories
10. Burgevine's history and fate
11. The fall of Soochow, and the execution of its wangs
12. Gordon's further operations
13. The dissolution of Gordon's force, and a review of its results
14. The medical arrangements of Gordon's force
Part IV. The End of the Tai-Pings: 15. A visit to Tseng Kwo-Fan - sketches of native and English officials in China
16. The fall of Nanking and the last struggles of the Tai-Pings
17. Nien-Fei and Mohammedan rebels
18. The present and future of China
Appendices.
Preface
List of Tai-Ping wangs or chiefs
List of leading events
List of engagements between the Tai-Pings and disciplined imperialists, 1862-64
Part I. The Origin of the Rebellion: 1. The principles of the Chinese state
2. Preparations for Tai-Pingdom
3. The Tien Wang and its history up to 1860
Part II. Our Collision with the Rebels: 4. Revival of the rebellion, and its conflict with foreigners
5. Tai-Ping reverses in the Yangtsze Valley, and a change of policy at Peking
6. Allied operations round Shanghai in 1862
7. Captain Dew's operations in Chekiang
Part III. Colonel Gordon's Campaign: 8. The organisation of Gordon's force
9. Gordon's first victories
10. Burgevine's history and fate
11. The fall of Soochow, and the execution of its wangs
12. Gordon's further operations
13. The dissolution of Gordon's force, and a review of its results
14. The medical arrangements of Gordon's force
Part IV. The End of the Tai-Pings: 15. A visit to Tseng Kwo-Fan - sketches of native and English officials in China
16. The fall of Nanking and the last struggles of the Tai-Pings
17. Nien-Fei and Mohammedan rebels
18. The present and future of China
Appendices.
List of Tai-Ping wangs or chiefs
List of leading events
List of engagements between the Tai-Pings and disciplined imperialists, 1862-64
Part I. The Origin of the Rebellion: 1. The principles of the Chinese state
2. Preparations for Tai-Pingdom
3. The Tien Wang and its history up to 1860
Part II. Our Collision with the Rebels: 4. Revival of the rebellion, and its conflict with foreigners
5. Tai-Ping reverses in the Yangtsze Valley, and a change of policy at Peking
6. Allied operations round Shanghai in 1862
7. Captain Dew's operations in Chekiang
Part III. Colonel Gordon's Campaign: 8. The organisation of Gordon's force
9. Gordon's first victories
10. Burgevine's history and fate
11. The fall of Soochow, and the execution of its wangs
12. Gordon's further operations
13. The dissolution of Gordon's force, and a review of its results
14. The medical arrangements of Gordon's force
Part IV. The End of the Tai-Pings: 15. A visit to Tseng Kwo-Fan - sketches of native and English officials in China
16. The fall of Nanking and the last struggles of the Tai-Pings
17. Nien-Fei and Mohammedan rebels
18. The present and future of China
Appendices.