The Middle Kingdom under the Big Sky seeks to deepen understanding of the history of Chinese immigrants in Montana by recovering their stories in their own words.
The Middle Kingdom under the Big Sky seeks to deepen understanding of the history of Chinese immigrants in Montana by recovering their stories in their own words.
Mark T. Johnson is an associate clinical professor in the Institute of Educational Initiatives at the University of Notre Dame. Visit BigSkyChinese.com for information supplementing the book.
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List of Illustrations Preface Acknowledgments Note on Chinese Names and Transliterations 1. Telling the History of Montana’s Chinese Pioneers 2. Pressures on Butte’s Chinese Residents, 1880s–1920s 3. Chinese Resistance to the 1892 Geary Act 4. The Chinese Empire Reform Association 5. The Anti-American Boycott of 1905 6. Chinese Religious and Burial Practices 7. The Changing Status of Chinese Women, 1860s–1950s 8. Cold War Fears and Chinese Communities, 1930s–1950s Conclusion Appendix: Anti-Chinese Actions in Montana, 1866–1909 Notes Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Preface Acknowledgments Note on Chinese Names and Transliterations 1. Telling the History of Montana’s Chinese Pioneers 2. Pressures on Butte’s Chinese Residents, 1880s–1920s 3. Chinese Resistance to the 1892 Geary Act 4. The Chinese Empire Reform Association 5. The Anti-American Boycott of 1905 6. Chinese Religious and Burial Practices 7. The Changing Status of Chinese Women, 1860s–1950s 8. Cold War Fears and Chinese Communities, 1930s–1950s Conclusion Appendix: Anti-Chinese Actions in Montana, 1866–1909 Notes Bibliography Index
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