Chinas Revolution 1911 1912

CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. THE REVOLUTION
II. THE AFTERMATH
III. GENERAL EXPECTATIONS
IV. GENERAL LI YUAN HUNG'S AMBITIONS FOR THE NEW CHINA
V. A PREMATURE OPENING
VI. THE EARLY HOSTILITIES
VII. THE BATTLE OF KILOMETRE TEN
VIII. THE BURNING OF HANKOW
IX. THE STRONGHOLD OF WUCHANG
X. LI YUAN HUNG SEEKS PEACE
XI. THE FALL OF HANYANG
XII. THE REPUBLIC SEEKS RECOGNITION
XIII. THE PEACE CONFERENCE—A MONARCHY OR A REPUBLIC?
XIV. THE COMING OF SUN YAT-SEN
XV. YUAN SHIH K'AI'S RETIREMENT
XVI. RECALLED TO SAVE THE MONARCHY
XVII. THE SZECHUEN REVOLT
XVIII. SOME REVOLUTION FACTORS
XIX. THE ABDICATION EDICT
XX. THE OUTLOOK FOR REFORM

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