  | CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | Riot at Marco Polo Bridge—Men Wounded by Captain Norregaard—Dr. Coltman Accompanies Governor Hu as Special Commissioner to Investigate—Anti-Foreign Feeling Expressed by Generals of Tung Fu’s Army—A Bargain with Prince Tuan | 1 | | II. | Yu Hsien Appointed Governor of Shantung, Removed by British Demands, Only to be Rewarded—Yuanshih Kai Succeeds Him—Causes of Hatred of Converts by People and Boxers—The Boxers and Their Tenets—The Empress Consults Astrologers | 31 | | III. | Cables to America Describing Growth of Boxer Movement from January to June, 1900 | 46 | | IV. | Diary of the Author from June 1 to June 20 | 62 | | V. | Diaries of the Author and His Son from June 20 to End of Siege | 78 | | VI. | Reflections, Incidents, and Memoranda Written During Siege | 143 | | VII. | Work During Siege Done by Russians—Work by Americans | 167 | | VIII. | Work Done by Staff of Imperial Maritime, Customs, and British Legation Staff | 190 | | IX. | Work Done by Austro—Hungarians—Mr. and Mrs. Chamot | 209 | | X. | Edicts Issued by the Empress During Siege, with a Few Comments Thereon | 221 | | XI. | Now What? | 245 |
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