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Foreword by Fritz Morstein Marx | vii |
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Acknowledgments | xi |
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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 |