...Frank F. Wong Ch'ing-mo Ko-ming Yu Chun-hsien Ti Luncheng. (The Controversies Between Revolutionists and Constitutionalists in the Late Ch'ing Period.) . By Chi Ping-feng . Monograph No. 19. Taipei : Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica , 1966 . 368 pp. np. Copyright ©...

...Edward Rhoads Ch'ing-chi ti ko-ming t'uan-t'i (Revolutionary Organizations of the Ch'ing Period) . By Chang Yü-fa . Taipei : Chung-yang yen-chiu yüan, Chin-tai shih yen-chiu so , 1975 . 746 pp. Notes, Bibliography, Index. $4.50 (paper) Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc...

...Ramon H. Myers Ch'ing-tai ssu-chih kung-yeh ti fa-jan (The Development of the Silk Industry During the Ch'ing Period) . By Shih Min-hsiung . Taipei : T'ai-wan shang-wu yin-shu kuan , 1968 . 133 pp. Fine cover, $1.00; Plain cover, $.75. Published under the auspices of the China Committee...

...W. K. Cheng Ch'ing mo ti hsia-ts'eng she-hui ch'i-meng yun-tung . [Lower class enlightenment in the late Ch'ing period, 1901–1911] . By Li Hsiao-T'i . Nankang : Academia Sinica , 1992 . 237 pp. $14.00 (cloth); $12.00 (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1993...

...Michael Gasster Local Government in China under the Ch'ing . By T'ung-Tsu Ch'ü . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1962 . xiv , 496 . $9.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1963 1963 BOOK REVIEWS 123 Modern Guerrilla Warfare; Fighting Communist Guerrilla...

...Judy Feldman Harrison Abstract A Study of the Ch'ing legal system, the culmination of the experience of many dynasties, provides clues to the understanding of Chinese political behavior before extensive Western contact. For this period, the decisions of the Board of Punishments ( hsing-fu...

...Mary C. Wright Ch'ing Administrative Terms: A Translation of the Terminology of the Six Boards with Explanatory Notes . Edited by E-tu Zen Sun . Harvard East Asian Studies No. 7. Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1961 . xxvii, 421 . Sources, Indices. $7.50. Copyright ©...

...Frank H. H. King Late Ch'ing Finance: Hu Kuang-yung as an Innovator . By C. John Stanley . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1961 . v, 116 . Appendix, Bibliography, (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1962 1962 BOOK REVIEWS 535 next step would...

...Ping-Ti Ho Abstract Although the Ch'ing period is generally regarded as one of the better studied and understood periods of Chinese history, the existing fund of our knowledge is actually far from adequate. A systematic discussion of the significance of the entire period from 1644 to 1912 would...

... such obvious proof of the inadaptability of Ch'ing diplomacy as to make the issue scarcely worth discussing. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1958 1958 1 Abbreviations used: CSS — Chōsen shi [History of Korea], 35 vols. (Keijo [Seoul]: Government-General of Korea, 1931–39...

...J. K. Fairbank Index to “Ch'ing Tai Ch'ou Pan I Wu Shih Mo.” . Edited by David Nelson Rowe et al. Hamden, Conn. : The Shoe String Press , 1960 , xi, 855 . $15.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1961 1961 BOOK REVIEWS 369 tioning the unification of Korea...

...Robert M. Marsh Abstract In China during the Ch'ing period, as before, many Confucian values were so family-centered as to tolerate degrees of nepotism not acceptable in some other societies. Ideally, of course, Confucian values admitted of no conflict between loyalty to the Emperor and loyalty...

... of the population in recent centuries trace to one or the other of die two Ch'ing series—die local reports ordered by the emperor Ch'ien-lung in 1741, or the survey that began in 1909 and ended with the revolution in 1911. The results of the registration of 1953–1954 are consistent with the first Ch'ing activity...

...Harold C. Hinton Abstract Until the middle of the nineteenth century, when internal disorder and the impact of Western influences began to work striking changes in the structure of Chinese governmental finance, the revenue of the Ch'ing dynasty may be divided into five main categories. The first...

... for Asian Studies, Inc. 1954 1954 1 cf. Huang Siu-chi, Lu Hsiang-shan, a Twelfth Century Chinese Idealist Philosopher, New Haven, 1944 for a comparative discussion of these schools and for bibliographical references in Chinese and in translation. 2 T'an P'i-mu , Ch'ing-tai ssu...

... Studies, Inc. 1955 1955 1 Ming shih (T'ung-wen ed.), 223 ( Lieh-chuan 111 ), 19b. By “water benefits” is meant the beneficial results derived from any form of systematic utilization of water, as irrigation. 2 Ch'ing shih kao (Peking, 1928 ) , Ho-ch'ū chih 1: 1...

...Franz Michael Eminent Chinese of the Ch'ing period (1644–1912) . Edited by Arthur W. Hummel , Washington, D. C : U. S. Government Printing Office (Library of Congress), 1943 . Vol. 1 . xi, 604 p. Cloth $2.25. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1944 1944 386...

...Knight Biggerstaff Ch'ing Documents: an Introductory Syllabus . Compiled by John K. Fairbank . Vol. 1 , introduction, notes, and appendices, 76 p.; Vol. 2, Chinese texts, 18 p. Cambridge : distributed by Harvard University Press , 1952 . $2.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian...

...Alfred Kuo-liang Ho Abstract The Grand Council, Chün-chi-ch'u, which functioned mainly as a secretarial and consultative agency to the Emperor, was the most important institution of the Ch'ing Dynasty. The Grand Councilors, Chün-chi Ta-chen, had daily audience with the Emperor to assist him...

...Roger V. Des Forges The Internal Organization of Ch'ing Bureaucracy: Legal, Normative and Communication Aspects . By Thomas A. Metzger . Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press , 1973 . x, 469 pp. Appendices, Glossary, Bibliography, Index. Copyright © The Association for Asian...