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The Fight for the Republic in China

Part 1 — M

Reading edition · Edition 2

Mahommedan rebellions, 3

Manchu conquest, the,

of XVIIth Century, 3, 4;

dynasty, governmental system of, 6;

plots against, 1;

Imperial Family annuity, 32;

people, number and distribution, 2 n

Manchuria,

Chinese domination of, 72;

Japan's intrigues in, 221-223

Manchurian policy of the Twenty-One

Demands, 72

Mandate of Cancellation,

the, 191;

Yuan Shih-kai's last, 196

Manifesto of Gen. Tuan Chi-jui, 169

Marco Polo, 3

Marriage, immunity of Chinese women,

with Manchus, 5 n

Meiji, Japanese Emperor, 58

Memorandum,

of Dr. Goodnow, 129-136;

of policy of the Black Dragon Society, 95-97, 98-103;

on Tariff Revision, draft of, 348

Militarism in Japan, 58

Military Governors,

independence of, 35;

attempt to coerce Parliament, 252;

leave Pekin, 253;

assemble in rebellion at Tientsin, 254;

party opposition to New Republic, 207

Mining privileges demanded by Japan, 79, 82

Ministerial irresponsibility, 210

Modern commercialism, invasion of, 10

Monarchial movement,

Yang Tu's defence of, 113-227;

Dr. Goodnow's defence of, 129-136

Monarchy adopts a new calendar, 174

Monarchy vs. Republicanism, memorandum

by Dr. Goodnow, 129-136

Monetary confusion in the new Republic, 31

Money the bond of Chinese union, 9

Mongol conquest, the, of XIIIth Century, 3

Mongolian policy of the Twenty-one Demands, 71

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