Chinese nationalism in the late Qing Dynasty : Zhang Binglin as an Anti-Manchu propagandist

Zhang Binglin as an anti-Manchu propagandists.NB: Isbn listed in pdf refers to a different book, China's Ibsen, no longer in print. CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A NOTE ON ROMANIZATION AND CALENDAR INTRODUCTION I ANTI-BARBARIAN PREJUDICE II ANTI-MANCHUISM OF THE EARLY QING CHINESE LITERATI AND GENTRY III TRADITIONAL AGRARIAN DISCONTENT WITH THE REIGNING DYNASTY IV MODERN DISCONTENT WITH THE WHOLE IMPERIAL SYSTEM: THE BIRTH OF EARLY CHINESE NATIONALISM V YOUTH: EARLY INFLUENCES AND EDUCATION VI REFORMIST PERIOD, 1895-1900: CONCERN ABOUT WESTERN INVASION VII TURNING INTO A REVOLUTIONARY VIII CONFIRMATION OF ZHANG’S ANTI-MANCHU DETERMINATION: THE SUBAO CASE IX BECOMING THE EDITOR OF THE MINBAO X SWING TOWARDS ANTI-IMPERIALISM— WITHERING OF ANTI-MANCHUISM XI ZHANG BINGLIN AND THE GUANGFUHUI XII SUMMARY APPENDIX: A FEW NOTES ON THE THOUGHT OF ZHANG BINGLIN ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE NOTES NOTES REFERENCES Kauko Laitinen. Parallel Title On Cover: Pʻai Man Chu I. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 201-209).