The Foreign Establishment in China in the Early Twentieth Century (Volume 29) (Michigan Monographs In Chinese Studies)

The foreign establishment in early republican china had many facets: territory people, rights established by treaty or unilaterally asserted, armed force, diplomacy, religion, commerce, journalism, freebooting adventure, racial attitudes. Foreign Establishment in China in the Early Twentieth Century describes the dimensions of each of the principle guises in which the foreigner impinged upon the polity, economy, society, and mind of China. [1] The foreign establishment in early republican china had many facets: territory, rights established by treaty or asserted, armed force, diplomacy, religion, commerce, journalism, racial attitudes. This book describes the dimensions of each of the principle guises in which the foreigner impinged upon the polity, economy, society, and mind of China. Contents Preface I. Territory, People, Extraterritoriality, Armed Force II. Ministers and Consuls IIL Missionaries IV. Maritime Customs, Post Office, Salt Administration V. Economic Interests VI. Adventurers, Advisers, Journalists Notes By Albert Feuerwerker. Includes Bibliographical References.