China in revolution : the first phase, 1900-1913 /
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New Haven :
Yale University Press,
1968.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : The rising tide of change / Mary Clabaugh Wright
- Part I : Political and ideological movements
- Reform and revolution in China's political modernization / Michael Gasster
- The triumph of anarchism over Marxism, 1906-1907 / Martin Bernal
- The constitutionalists / P'eng-yüan Chang
- Political provincialism and the national revolution / John Fincher
- Part II : Sociological aspects of the revolution
- The role of the bourgeoisie / Marie-Claire Bergère
- The role of the gentry : an hypothesis / Chūzō Ichiko
- The revolutionary movement in Chekiang : a study in the tenacity of tradition / Mary Backus Rankin
- Part III : Military power in the genesis of the revolution
- The new armies / Yoshihiro Hatano
- The first week of revolution : the Wuchang Uprising / Vidya Prakash Dutt
- Part IV : The limitations of revolutionary leadership
- Yuan Shih-k'ai's rise to the presidency / Ernest P. Young
- The enigma of Sun Yat-sen / Harold Z. Schiffrin.