The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, Volume 3 (Google eBook)

Hosea Ballou Morse

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1918 - Opium trade

Contents

• Korea tributary to China: 2
• Visits of American warships 186768: 3
• Piratical raid to Korea 1868 i: 4
• China disclaims responsibility for Korea 1871: 5
• Hostile reception of American mission May 31 1871 S 9 Korean forts silenced mission failed JuneJuly: 7
• TABLE OF CONTENTS: 8
• First treaty between China and Japan Sept 13 1871: 9
• Antiforeign riot at Seoul July 23 1882: 10
• Coup ditat at Seoul Dec 4 1884: 12
• Mr Merrills mission to maintain ChinaKorean connexion: 13
• Mr O N Denny appointed adviser to Korean king Jan 1886: 14
• He sets Korea against Chinese connexion: 15
• Korean envoy received at Washington Jan 17 1888 Denny withdraws from Korean service Dec 1888: 17
• Increasing rivalry of China and Japan in Korea: 18
• Tonghak rising in Korea MarchMay 1894: 19
• Assassination of Kim Okkiun March 28: 21
• Simultaneous withdrawal acceptable to China rejected by Japan: 22
• CHAPTER II: 26
• Japanese seize royal palace at Seoul and change administration: 30
• TABLE OF CONTENTS vii: 42
• TABLE OF CONTENTS xi: 48
• CHAPTER III: 57
• CHAPTER IV: 72
• CHAPTER V: 101
• CHAPTER VI: 128
• Early steps taken to initiate reforms: 129
• Canton a centre of radical reform: 130
• Kang Yuwei constitutional reformer his character: 131
• Rapid spread of reform feeling spring 1898: 132
• Two parties in the state northern and southern: 133
• Kang Yuwei introduced to personal notice of emperor: 134
• First reform decrees and their prophylactic June 11 13 1898: 135
• Summary of Chang Chihtungs essay Learn: 136
• Emperors principal reform decrees June 20Sept 16: 137
• A pyramid standing on its apex: 139
• The later decrees struck at all official privilege: 140
• CHAPTER VII: 156
• CHAPTER VIII: 193
• CHAPTER IX: 226
• 23: 247
• CHAPTER X: 260
• July 28: 261
• Scanty news from Peking during July: 262
• Expectation of relief in legations: 263
• Early move from Tientsin not thought possible: 264
• Japan urged to move European powers hesitate: 265
• Japan agrees to act under British guarantee: 266
• American and British governments urge forward movement: 267
• Allied forces advance from Tientsin Aug 4: 268
• Attacks by Chinese elsewhere consequent on movement: 269
• Negotiations with envoys at Peking Aug 13: 270
• Hungchangs negotiations July 24Aug 16: 271
• British troops landed at Shanghai Aug 1217: 273
• Negotiations with envoys at Peking Aug 413: 274
• Plans of allied commanders at Tungchow Aug 1213: 275
• Independent Russian action conseq uent American advance Aug 14: 276
• British troops first to enter legation Aug 14: 277
• Great sufferings of foreign community and converts: 278
• Casualties among foreign defending force: 279
• American assault on Forbidden City Aug 15 stopped: 280
• CHAPTER XI: 289
• 37 Russia proceeds to absorb Manchuria Sept 24 321: 290
• AngloGerman agreement Oct 16: 327
• TABLE OF CONTENTS xiii: 329
• revision of treaties Peiho and Hwangpu conservancies 357: 330
• CHAPTER XIII: 360
• Deposition of Puchvin rehabilitation of Chang Yinhwan Dec 1901: 362
• Difficulty to China from fall in value of silver: 367
• Chinas difficult position: 368
• Revision of the commercial treaties 19023: 369
• Attempted aboUtion of likin throughout China: 370
• Attempted reform not carried out: 371
• Regulation of customs and trading matters: 372
• Essentially British claims regulated: 373
• Prohibition of import of morphia: 374
• China required to adopt uniform coinage weights and measures: 375
• China supported in reforming judicial system: 376
• Mining regulations to be recast: 377
• Jurisdiction in mixed cases at Shanghai: 378
• Peiho conservancy at Tientsin: 380
• Scheme of 1901 under final protocol: 381
• New scheme adopted Sept 27 1905: 382
• Organisation of Board of Conservancy: 383
• Funds of the Board found inadequate: 384
• The Hwangpu Board of Maintenance created April 4 1912: 385
• CHAPTER XIV: 387
• CHAPTER XV: 409
• Tentative steps in constitutional reform 190608: 410
• PAOB: 448
• APPENDIX: 470
• APPENDIX: 479
• APPENDIX: 486
• LIST OF PRINCIPAL WORKS CITED: 493
• INDEX: 499

Bibliographic information

• Title: The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, Volume 3; The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, The International Relations of the Chinese Empire
• Author: Hosea Ballou Morse
• Publisher: Longmans, Green, and Company, 1918
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Sep 10, 2008