China Revolutionized
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1. Front matter2. I THE GENESIS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CHINA AND ITS HISTORY From October 10, 1911, to Yuan Shih Kai’s Acceptance of the Provisional Presidency3. I THE GENESIS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CHINA AND ITS HISTORY From October 10, 1911, to Yuan Shih Kai’s Acceptance of the Provisional Presidency (continued 2)4. I THE GENESIS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CHINA AND ITS HISTORY From October 10, 1911, to Yuan Shih Kai’s Acceptance of the Provisional Presidency (continued 3)5. II WIT AND HUMOR IN CHINA6. III INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL CHINA.7. IV FINANCE AND BUDGET IN CHINA8. V BUSINESS METHODS OF FOREIGNERS IN CHINA9. VI RAILWAYS IN CHINA10. VII SHIPPING AND WATER ROUTES IN CHINA11. VIII AMERICA IN CHINA12. IX THE NATIVE LEADERS13. X CHINA’S INTERNATIONAL POLITICS.14. XI CHINESE INTERNAL POLITICS15. XII SOME PUBLIC WORKS IN OLD CHINA16. XIII THE INFLUENCE OF JAPAN17. XIV PRESSURE OF RUSSIA AND FRANCE ON CHINA18. XV SOME FOREIGN TYPES IN CHINA, AND THEIR INFLUENCE19. XVI THE MANCHU20. XVII CHINA’S ARMY AND NAVY21. XVIII MODERN EDUCATION IN CHINA22. XIX NOTES ON CHINESE LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE23. XX LIFE OF FOREIGNERS IN CHINA24. XXI FOREIGN CITIES OF CHINA25. XXI FOREIGN CITIES OF CHINA (continued 2)26. XXII NATIVE CITIES OF CHINA27. XXIII RELIGIOUS AND MISSIONARY CHINA28. XXIV LEGAL PRACTISE AND CRIME IN CHINA29. XXV CHINESE DAILY LIFE30. XXVI CLIMATE, DISEASE AND HYGIENE31. XXVII CHINESE WOMANHOOD32. XXVIII AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY IN CHINA33. XXIX CHINESE ARCHITECTURE AND ART34. XXX SOCIOLOGICAL CHINA35. XXXI AWAKENED INTEREST IN AMERICA36. INDEX37. THE CHINESE