Brown, Arthur Judson . New Forces in Old China : An Inevitable Awakening / by Arthur Judson Brown
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Part 1 PART 1 Old China and its People

• Chapter 1 I. THE ANCIENT EMPIRE

• Chapter 2 II.DO WE RIGHTLY VIEW THE CHINESE

• Chapter 3 III.ATTITUDE TOWARDS FOREIGNERS--CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENTS

• Chapter 4 IV. A TYPICAL PROVINCE

• Chapter 5 V.A SHENDZA IN SHANTUNG

• Chapter 6 VI.AT THE GRAVE OF CONFUCIUS

• Chapter 7 VII.SOME EXPERIENCES OF A TRAVELLER--FEASTS, INNS AND SOLDIERS

Part 2 The Commercial Force and the Economic Revolution

• Chapter 8 VIII. WORLD CONDITIONS THAT ARE AFFECTING CHINA[20]

• Chapter 9 IX.THE ECONOMIC REVOLUTION IN ASIA[24]

• Chapter 10 X.FOREIGN TRADE AND FOREIGN VICES

• Chapter 11 XI.THE BUILDING OF RAILWAYS[35]

Part 3 The Political Force and the National Protest

• Chapter 12 XII. THE AGGRESSIONS OF EUROPEAN POWERS

• Chapter 13 XIII.THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA

• Chapter 14 XIV.DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS--TREATIES

• Chapter 15 XV.RENEWED AGGRESSIONS

• Chapter 16 XVI.GROWING IRRITATION OF THE CHINESE--THE REFORM PARTY

• Chapter 17 XVII.THE BOXER UPRISING

Part 4 The Missionary Force and the Chinese Church

• Chapter 18 XVIII. BEGINNINGS OF THE MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE-- THE TAI-PING REBELLION AND THE LATER DEVELOPMENT

• Chapter 19 XIX.MISSIONARIES AND NATIVE LAWSUITS

• Chapter 20 XX.MISSIONARIES AND THEIR OWN GOVERNMENTS

• Chapter 21 XXI.RESPONSIBILITY OF MISSIONARIES FOR THE BOXER UPRISING

• Chapter 22 XXII.THE CHINESE CHRISTIANS

• Chapter 23 XXIII.THE STRAIN OF READJUSTMENT TO CHANGED ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

• Chapter 24 XXIV.COMITY AND COOPERATION

Part 5 The Future of China And Our Relation To It

• Chapter 25 XXV. IS THERE A YELLOW PERIL

• Chapter 26 XXVI.FRESH REASON TO HATE THE FOREIGNER

• Chapter 27 XXVII.HOPEFUL SIGNS

• Chapter 28 XXVIII.THE PARAMOUNT DUTY OF CHRISTENDOM

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