Part 1 — L
Reading edition · Edition 2
Lansdowne, Lord, 285
Lao-hsi-kai dispute, the, 225
Legations in Pekin,
their attitude towards Yuan Shih-kai, 52;
inquire as to the monarchial movement, 162
Li Hung Chang, 18, 19
Li Lieh-chun, Gen., 40
Li Yuan-hung, 44;
elected President, 194;
assumes the office, 200;
first presidential acts, 201;
monarchists plot against him, 202;
his early life and career, 204-206;
his position as to breaking diplomatic relations with Germany, 241;
he dissolves Parliament, 256;
escapes from Pekin, 266;
his important telegrams, 267, 268
Liang Ch'i-chao,
resigns from Ministry of Justice, 111;
his accusation of Yuan Shih-kai, 141-158;
his address to Yuan Shih-kai, 185-188;
opposes the movement, 179;
directs the Yunnan revolt, 206;
writes note to Germany on the submarine war, 234;
his Memorandum on the war question, 244;
upholds the Republic, 268
Liang Shih-yi, political power of, 160, 195
Likin taxation, introduction of, 10
Liu-Kuan-hsiung, 197
Loan Agreement,
details of, 39
first foreign, 12
foreign, struggles over, 34
Local Government Law, draft of, 345
Lu Yun Ting, Gen., 183
Lun Yi, empress, death of, 46
Lung Chi-Kwang, Gen., 41;
created Prince, 189
Lung Yu, Empress, 26