Part 1 — C

Cambaluc of Marco Polo, the, 3

Canton province, 9

Cassini Convention, the, 94

Catholic, Roman, controversies, 4

Central Government, organization of, 31-33

Chang Cheng-wu, Gen., 45;

execution of, 36

Chang Chih-tung, 204

Chang Hsun, Gen., 41, 51, 195, 207, 253, 254, 269, 270

Chang Kuo-kan, 197

Chang Tso-lin, Gen., 217, 222

Chang, Tsung-hsiang, 197

Chang Yao Ching and the Europe

and Asia Trading Co., 107

Chen Yi, Gen., 194

Chengchiatun incident, the, 216-224

Chekiang revolts against Yuan Shih-kai, 193

Chia Ching, emperor, 2

Chiang Chao-tsung, Gen., 257

Chiang Chun, the, 48

Ch'ien Lung, emperor, 2

Chih Fa Chu, or Military Court, at Pekin, 47

Chihli province, 8

China,

and her foreign residents, 227;

and the Foreign Powers, outstanding

cases between, 351;

and the German submarine war, 233;

considers war with Germany, 244-251;

declares war against Germany, 272;

China's,

break with Germany, causes leading to, 237-241;

economics, weakness of, 14;

financial reorganization, 280;

future in Manchuria, 72;

Imperial Government, negativeness

disguised, 6;

indignation at Japan's ultimatum, 109;

note to Germany severing relations, 243;

neutrality position, 235;

new régime, 273;

passivity, 276;

polity, principles of, 7 n;

protest against submarine war, 234;

reception of Wilson's Peace note, 231-233;

reply to Demands of Japan, 82-88;

reply to Japan's ultimatum, 92;

reply to President Wilson, 232;

tariff question, 277

Chinese army,

German trained, 230;

boycott of the French, 226;

intrigues in Korea, 18;

Ching, Prince, 26

Chino-Japanese,

relations, 59-62;

secret alliance proposed, 98;

treaties of 1915, text of, 320

Chinputang, the (Progressives), 206

Chou An Hui (Society for the Preservation of Peace), 111

Chow Tzu-chi, 197

Chu Chi-chun's telegram devising plans for electing Yuan Shih-kai as Emperor, 167, 168

Ch'un, Prince Regent, 28

Chungking, open port, 74

Clausewitz, war-principle of, 61

Conference of Governors on the war question, 248

Confucian worship re-established by Yuan Shih-kai, 48

Conquest,

Manchu, of XVIIth Century, 3, 4

Mongol, of XIIIth Century, 3

Consolidating national debt, 277

Constitution,

first granted in Japan, 58;

Permanent, work on, 208

"Constitutional Compact",

of Yuan Shih-kai, 47;

text of, 305;

monarchy planned, 110

Continental quadrilateral, the, of Japan, 221

Coup d'état, the, of Sept., 1898, 22

Coup d'état, the parliamentary of 1913, 43

Crisp, Birch, attempts to float loan, 35