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C.Y. Hsu,

The Rise of Modern China, (London, 1970)

183-2.12.

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;1 Mataya Century,

Ingkanart, Opium Trade in China in the Nineteenth M.A. Thesis, Seton Hall University, 1974),

(Unpublished

pp. 57-60.

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1 Michael Greenberg, British Trade and the Opening of China 1840-1842, (New York, 1951) pp. 196-206. 'Compilation Group for the History of Wodern China, The Opium

K,(Peking, 1976) pp. 90-97. 3 &U


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YNJ~~~&IRB Hsu, op.cit., pp. 243-268.

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Ibid ;, p. 271.
2 Conrad Schirokauer, A Brief History of Chinese and

Japanese Civilizations, (New York, 1978) p. 391. 'Jean Chesneaux and others, China From the Opium Wars to the 1911 Revolution, Trans by Anne Destenay (New York, 1972) pp. 38-39.

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M O N G O L I A ,.. .,,,.. CHlNESE TURKESTAN .i / -a ^- l.l

AND NIEN Area dom,alad

REBELLIONS by TalplnQs - Northward rote 01 Tmptng army 1850-IS53

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Chung-Li Chang, The Chinese Gentry : Studies on their

Role in Nineteenth-Century Chinese Society, (Seattle, 1970) pp.51-70,


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HSU, op.cit., pp. 287-290. a&


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2$na%nka~a~~bbn

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294. &lul~Lbi

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(R.N.

1812-1885)

Schirokauer,

p.

385.

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Mary

Cl abaugh Wright,

The Last Stand of Chinese Conserva-

tism : The Tung-Chih Restoration 1862-1874, (California, 1957) pp. 43-46. 'Michael Loewe , Imperial China : The Historical Background

to the Modern Age, (New York, 1969) p. 100.

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ReAschauer

and Fairbank, op. cit., pp. 71-72.

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WM. Theodore De Bary and others, Sources of _-.1-*Chinese -.,._-

Tradition, Vol. II, (New York, 1964) pp. 45-97. 2 John Gunther, Inside Asia, (London, 1939) p. 196.

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Schirokauer, op.cit., pp. 446-447. pp. 448-455 LEG Chesneaux, op.cit., pp.202~234.

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pp. 466-468 LLaz w%

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6lgda.

201-212.

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'iucien Bianco, Origins of the Chinese Revolution, 1915E,trans.by Muriel Bell (California, 1967) p. 7.~:: The Compilation Group for the "History of Modern China" Series, The Opium War, cp.ci*t. _ 1 pp, 110-124.ua~ John A.Harrison,, China Since

1800, (New York, 1967) pp. 74-76. 'Edmund Clubb, 20th Century China,(New York, 1978) pp.29-32.

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Sites of major Sell-streengthening Treaty ports

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James E. Sheridan, China in Disintegration, The RepublicanYork, 1975) p. 19.

Era in Chinese History, 191.L1949,(New

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p. 33.

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'The Compilation Group for The "History of Modern China" Series, The Revolution of 1911,(Peking, 1976) pp. 92-103.

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