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Foreword by Fritz Morstein Marx vii
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
Duality or Confluence? 1
The Peculiarities of Old China 2
The Peculiarities of Modern China 6
The World Significance of Chinese Government 7
The Main Factors in Modern Chinese Government 9
The Approach 11
FIRST PART
MOVEMENTS
CHAPTER I
Confucianism 13
The Ages before Confucius 13
The Ideology Called Confucian 15
Government in the Confucian Ideology 18
The Replacement of the Confucian Ideology 22
The Chief Movements in the Rebuilding of China 24
Confucianism in the Republic 26
CHAPTER II
The Rise of Nationalism 31
Nationalism: Patriotic Anti-Manchu Phase 31
Nationalism: Revolutionary Modernist Phase 34
Nationalism: Republican Phase 36
Nationalism: Constitutionalist Phase 38
The Political Doctrines of Sun Yat-sen 41
Opportunist Movements and Their Anticonstitutional Effects 44
Christianity as a Political Force 48
Nationalism: Social Revolutionary Phase 50
CHAPTER III
Battling Creeds 57
Nationalism: Governing Phase 57
Independent Marxism in China 63
Japanese Efforts to Participate in Creating a New China 69
Patriotism: The United Front 72
SECOND PART
ARMIES
CHAPTER IV
Warriors 76
Military Rule and Political Economy 76
The Downfall of the Charioteers 79
Military Elements in Chinese Imperial History 83
The Military Organization of the Manchu Dynasty 86
The Army and the Republican Revolution 97
CHAPTER V
Causes 102
The Age of the War Lords 102
The Age of Air Conquest 108
Governmental and Political Role of the Armies 113
War and the Agrarian Economy 115
Imperialism and Chinese Wars 119

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