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中国近百年政治史 1840-1928 英文PDF|Epub|txt|kindle电子书版本网盘下载
- 李剑农著 著
- 出版社： 武汉：武汉大学出版社
- ISBN：9787307115330
- 出版时间：2013
- 标注页数：819页
- 文件大小：113MB
- 文件页数：839页
- 主题词：政治制度史－中国－1840～1926－英文
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图书目录
INTRODUCTION China—From Empire to Nation1
CHINA'S INTERNAL CONDITIONS2
THE MANCHU GOVERNMENT4
SUMMARY:A HUNDRED YEARS OF POLITICAL CHANGE12
CHAPTER ONE The Opium War18
CHINA'S FOREIGN RELATIONS BEFORE THE OPIUM WAR18
SINO-BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS BEFORE THE OPIUM WAR24
LIN TSE-HSU'S SEVERE POLICY OF OPIUM PROHIBITION38
THE PROGRESS AND RESULTS OF THE WAR49
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE OPIUM WAR63
CHAPTER TWO The Taiping Rebellion70
BACKGROUND OF THE TAIPING REBELLION70
THE HEAVENLY KINODOM OF GREAT PEACE79
THE RISE OF TSENG KUO-FAN AND HIS HUNAN ARMY98
ELEVEN YEARS OF THE TAIPING KINGDOM104
WHY THE TAIPINO FORCES FAILED AND THE HUNAN ARMY SUCCEEDED117
FOREIGN INVASIONS,1856-1860122
THE RISE TO POWER OF EMPRESS DOWAGER TZ'U-HSI131
CHAPTER THREE The Period of Imitation of Western Methods141
THE COURTS OF T'UNG-CHIH AND KUANG-HS？142
KEY MEN OF THE EMPIRE148
THE IMITATION OF WESTERN METHODS151
THE SINO-FRENCH WAR173
THE NAVY YAMEN AND GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION184
THE SINO-JAPANESE WAR189
CHAPTER FOUR The Reform Movement:The First Step215
TWO REFORM LEADERS—SUN YAT-SEN AND K'ANG YU-WEI215
REFORM BASED ON THE CLASSICS:THE INTERPRETATIONS BY K'ANC YU-WEI222
THE HUNDRED DAYS'REFORM,1898232
AFTERMATH OF THE REFORM MOVEMENT240
CHAPTER FIVE The Reaction to the Reform Movement244
ANALYSIS OF REACTIONARY FORCES244
TWO YEARS OF REACTION,1898-1900253
THE BOXER UPRISING258
THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY AND THE EMPEROR PROTECTION SOCIETY267
YUAN SHIH-K'AI AND THE PEIYANG MILITARY CLIQUE274
CHAPTER SIX Revival of the Reform Movement280
LIANG CH'I-CH'AO—A STAR OF THE PRESS280
THE FERMENTATION OF NEW INTELLECTUAL FORCES283
A SHOW OF REFORM BY THE MANCHU GOVERNMENT289
THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR AND THE CRY FOR CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT295
CHAPTER SEVEN The Struggle Between the Revolutionary and the Constitutional Movements298
THE FOUNDATION OF CHUNG-KUO T'UNG-MENG HUI298
REVOLUTIONISTS VERSUS CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHISTS305
A SUGAR-COATED CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY:THE COVERT STRUGGLE BETWEEN MANCHUS AND CHINESE310
ACTIVITIES OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL PARTY322
THE CONSTITUTION OF 1908326
VICISSITUDES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY328
CHAPTER EIGHT Revolution versus Constitutional Movement,1908 to 1911337
THE SUCCESSION OF HSUAN-T'UNG337
CONCENTRATION OF POWER IN THE ROYAL FAMILY344
DISILLUSIONMENT OVER CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS346
FRUSTRATIONS OF ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION,1908-APRIL 1911352
REACTION AGAINST NATIONALIZATION OF THE RAILROADS358
CHAPTER NINE The Overthrow of the Manchu Government and the Establishment of the Republic of China365
THE WUCHANG REVOLUTION AND THE RESPONSE OF ALL THE PROVINCES365
THE REAPPOINTMENT OF YUAN SHIH-K'AI AND THE GRADUAL SURRENDER OF THE MANCHU COURT371
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT AT NANKING380
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS OF YUAN AND THE REVOLUTIONARIES385
THE ABDICATION OF THE MANCHU EMPEROR390
RE-ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT399
THE PROVISIONAL CONSTITUTION406
CHAPTER TEN The Struggle Between the Kuomintang and the Peiyang Military Clique409
THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL PARTIES410
CABINET CHANGES AND THEIR RELATIONS TO POLITICAL PARTIES416
SUNC'S MURDER AND THE GREAT LOAN STORM425
THE FAILURE OF THE ANTI-YüAN ARMY432
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE PARLIAMENT AND THE END OF THE“FIRST-CLASS CABINET”439
CHAPTER ELEVEN Monarchical and Antimonarchical Movements453
REVISION OF THE PROVISIONAL CONSTITUTION454
OPEN ACTIVITY OF THE MONARCHICAL MOVEMENT460
THE UNITED ANTIMONARCHIST FRONT475
THE DIPLOMATIC SITUATION484
THE RISE OF THE NATIONAL PROTECTION ARMY486
ABANDONMENT OF THE MONARCHICAL SYSTEM495
THE SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN GOVERNMENTS499
THE DEATH OF YUAN SHIH-K'AI513
BY-PRODUCTS OF THE MONARCHICAL WAR516
CHAPTER TWELVE Internal Dissension of the Peiyang Military Clique,and the War Lords in South China524
THE STRIFE OVER THE OLD AND NEW CONSTITUTIONS525
THE CONFUSION OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES AFTER THE RESTORATION OF THE PARLIAMENT533
THE DISMISSAL OF TUAN AND DISSOLUTION OF THE PARLIAMENT548
CHANG HSUN'S RESTORATION OF THE MANCHU EMPEROR552
THE SEPARATION OF NORTH AND SOUTH CHINA557
THE STRIFE BETWEEN FENG AND TUAN IN THE NORTH564
REORGANIZATION OF THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT IN THE SOUTH574
THE PEACE CONFERENCE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH CHINA579
THE OVERTHROW OF TUAN'S CLIQUE589
DISSOLUTION OF THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT IN SOUTH CHINA593
CHAPTER THIRTEEN A Federal Government Movement and Melee Among the War Lords598
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MOVEMENT599
THE WAR FOR THE RESCUE OF HUPEH604
THE WAR BETWEEN FENGTIEN AND CHIHLI609
THE HOSTILITY BETWEEN SUN AND CH'EN IN THE SOUTH617
THE OLD CONSTITUTION AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENTMOVEMENT625
THE RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CANTON MILITARY GOVERNMENT,1923634
TS'AO K'UN'S USURPATION OF THE PRESIDENCY,1 923639
CHAPTER FOURTEEN Reorganizatiion of the Kuomintang and the End of the Peiyang War Lords650
CHINESE SOCIAL THOUGHT BEFORE THE KUOMINTANG REORGANIZATION651
THE PROCESS OF THE KUOMINTANG REORGANIZATION656
ORGANIZATION OF THE KUOMINTANG,1924663
THE KUOMINTANG MANIFESTO,1923665
DECLARATION BY THE FIRST NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE KUOMINTANG,1924670
THE REORGANIIED KUOMINTANG IN KWANGTUNG:THE STRUGGLES OF THE FIRST YEAR683
THE FALL OF TS'AO K'UN AND WU P'EI-FU697
THE PROVISIONAL EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT AND THE KUOMINTANG706
THE GREAT WAR LORDS'MELEE IN THE NORTH716
THE CONSOLIDATION OF KUOMINTANG FORCES738
THE END OF THE PEIYANG WAR LORDS749
Notes755
CHAPTER ONE755
CHAPTER TWO756
CHAPTER THREE757
CHAPTER FOUR760
CHAPTER FIVE761
CHAPTER SIX763
CHAPTER SEVEN763
CHAPTER EIGHT765
CHAPTER NINE765
CHAPTER TEN766
CHAPTER ELEVEN766
CHAPTER TWELVE767
CHAPTER THIRTEEN769
CHAPTER FOURTEEN769
Selected Bibliography770
BACKGROUND READING770
BIBLIOGRAPHIES ON MODERN CHINA772
SELECTED REFERENCE WORKS774
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS774
THE TAIPING AND OTHER REBELLIONS777
WESTERN IMPACT ON CHINA779
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS780
REFORM AND REVOLUTION787
CIVIL WAR AND WAR LORDS788
SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS789
FURTHER READING IN THE RECENT HISTORY OF CHINA790
A FEW CHINESE SOURCES791
Index794