The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, Volume 3

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1918 - China

KOREA CHINA AND JAPAN PAGE 1 Korea tributary to China	2

Visits of American warships 186768	3

American diplomatic mission proposed	4

China disclaims responsibility for Korea 1871	5

Hostile reception of American mission May 31 1871	7

First treaty between China and Japan Sept 13 1871	9

Antiforeign riot at Seoul July 23 1882	10

Coup dÃ©tat at Seoul Dec 4 1884	12

Relieving force from Taku arrives June 23	216

Inaction and silence of Chinese government	218

Grand imperial council decides on war June 20	219

Envoys required to leave Peking within 24 hours June 19	220

Envoys prepared to leave ask for interview	221

Baron von Ketteler alone starts for interview June 20	222

Baron killed by Manchu soldier Mr Cordes wounded	223

Curious anticipation of news of murder	224

Mr Merrills mission to maintain ChinaKorean connexion	13

Mr O N Denny appointed adviser to Korean king Jan 1886	14

He sets Korea against Chinese connexion	15

Yuen Shihkai summoned to support of emperor Sept 1620	16

Korean envoy received at Washington Jan 17 1888 Denny withdraws from Korean service Dec 1888	17

Increasing rivalry of China and Japan in Korea	18

Tonghak rising in Korea MarchMay 1894	19

Assassination of Kim Okkiun March 28	21

Simultaneous withdrawal acceptable to China rejected by Japan	22

Japanese seize royal palace at Seoul and change administration July 23	23

Chinese chartered transport Kowshing sunk July 25	25

CHAPTER II	26

Independence of Korea	46

Liaotung ceded to Japan retroceded to China	47

Commotion in Formosa against cession	48

Republic of Formosa declared May 24	49

Chingfang delivers Formosa to Japan June 2	51

Formosa occupied north June south Oct	52

AngloGerman loans 1896 1898	53

Chinese hostility to missions after defeat	54

Results of the war	55

CHAPTER III	57

The Wenpao ChÃ¼ or Despatch Office	58

The Formosa postal experiment	59

CHAPTER IV	72

Growing demand for reform in administration	128

CHAPTER VII	156

CHAPTER VIII	193

Attack opened on foreign settlement Tientsin June 17	215

Title	The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, Volume 3 Volume 3 of The International Relations of the Chinese Empire ... With Illustrations, Maps, and Diagrams, Hosea Ballou Morse The International Relations of the Chinese Empire, Hosea Ballou Morse
Author	Hosea Ballou Morse
Publisher	Longmans, Green, and Company, 1918
Original from	the University of Michigan
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CHAPTER IX	226

Declaration of the admirals at Taku June 20	227

Foreign powers agree to take common action	228

Decision that state of war did not exist	229

State of parties in China	230

Agreement for neutrality of China south of Yellow River July 3	231

Siege of Peking legations June 20 divided counsels of Chinese	233

Divided control of defence of legations	234

Peking dominated and plundered by Boxers and soldiers	235

Imperial decrees declaring war and for its conduct	236

CHAPTER X	260

CHAPTER XI	289

Russia proceeds to absorb Manchuria Sept 24 321	290

CHAPTER XII	329

CHAPTER XIII	360

CHAPTER XIV	387

CHAPTER XV	409

PAGE	448

13	460

14	467

APPENDIX	470

APPENDIX	479

FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES ACCREDITED TO THE COURT	486

Jan 1886	487

LIST OF PRINCIPAL WORKS CITED	493

INDEX	499

24	508

Tonghak	514