The Political History of China, 1840-1928

action affairs Anhwei Annam appointed army British cabinet Canton Ch'en Hsiung-ming Ch'ing court Chang Tso-lin Chekiang Chihli Chihli clique China Chinese commander conference constitution declared dynasty election emperor empress dowager Feng Kuo-chang Feng Yü-hsiang Feng's Fengtien force foreign governor governor-general Grand Council Heavenly Honan Hong Hsiung Hunan Hung-chang Hupeh imperial Japan Japanese Kiangsu Korea Kuomintang Kwangsi Kwangtung leaders Li Hsiu-ch'eng Li Hung-chang Li Yüan-hung Li's Liang Ch'i-ch'ao lords Manchu ment merchants Military Government minister monarchical Nanking nation Nationalist opium organization parliament peace Peiyang military clique Peking political position premier president Progressive Party provinces provisional reform reorganization request revolution Revolutionary Party Russia sent Shanghai Shantung Shih Society soldiers South China Sun Yat-sen Szechwan T'ang T'ung-meng Hui Taiping telegram throne Tientsin tion treaty troops Ts'ai Ts'ao K'un Tseng Kuo-fan Tuan Ch'i-jui Tuan's tuchun Wang Wu P'ei-fu Yamen Yangtze Yüan Shih-k'ai Yüan's Yunnan