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The Fight for the Republic in China

Part 1 — R

Reading edition · Edition 2

Railway concessions demanded by Japan, 68, 77

construction, progress of, under Yuan Shih-kai, 52

Rebellion of 1813, 41

Referendum arranged for by Senate, 160

Reform Edicts of 1898, 21

Religious provisions of "The Constitutional Compact," 48

Reorganization loan, the, 38

Republic proclaimed, 28

recognition of by the Powers, 39

Republic's anniversary, non-observance of, 165

review of in Goodnow Memorandum, 131

Republican-Imperialist Conflict of 1917, 268-272

Restoration Edict of Hsuan Tung, 263

Revolt of February, 1912, 32

Revolution of 1911, 14;

effect on Japan, 62

Revolutionary base at Hankow, Hanyang and Wuchang, 26

Party and the Europe and Asia Trading Co. agreement, 107

Rioting in Pekin, 251

Russia demands participation in loan, 34;

recognizes the independence of Tibet, 36;

agrees to autonomy of Outer Mongolia, 43

Russian loan, the, 279

Russia's Chinese policy, 278

rôle in the Far East, 60

status after the war, 96, 102

Russo-Chinese Agreement of 1913, text of, 314

Declaration, the, 279

-Mongolian tripartite agreement of 1915, text of, 316

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