Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica 中央研究院近代史研究所

Date： 1967 A Chronological Biography of Wei Yuan Author(s)： Wang Chia-chien Abstract： Wei Yuan is considered an extremely influential scholar of the late Qing, and a pioneering thinker of the modern age; he is considered the forerunner of Kang-Liang thought on institutional reform. In ...	Date： 1967 The New-founded Army Author(s)： Liu Feng-han Abstract： This book focuses on Yuan Shi-kai's training of soldiers, discussing his early military experience, the later expansion of his forces, and how they were preserved in the Boxer Rebellion period. In...
Date： 1966 The Russian Documents about the Yili Negotiations Author(s)： translated by Yuan Tung-li Abstract： This is collection of materials about the Sino-Russian negotiations about Yili. The originals are in French.	Date： 1966 New Archives on China's Relations with Great Britain. France. America, and Russia (1850-1863)
Date： 1966 A Supplement to the Whole Story of Managing Foreign Affairs during the Daoguang and Xianfeng Periods (1842-1861)	Date： 1966 The Controversies between Revolutionists and Constitutionalists in the Late Ch’ing Period Author(s)： Chi Ping-feng Abstract： Revolution and the constitutional monarchy represented two distinct political movements, which used different approaches to find paths toward national salvation during the late Qing. Before and after ...
Date： 1966 Sino-Japanese Negotiation over Twenty-one Demands, Volume 1 Author(s)： Lee Yu-shu Abstract： In 1915, Japan issued the Twenty-one Demands in a bid to rule China and dominate Asia, but it provoked backlash among the Chinese people, so these negotiations became a pivotal point in the history of...	Date： 1966 The Introduction of Western Astronomical and Mathematical Sciences into China Author(s)： Wang Ping Abstract： Since the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Jesuits introduced rapid developments in Western astronomy and mathematics to China. However, traditional Chinese learning retained its utility and uniqu...
Date： 1966 The Origin and Cause of the Anti-Christian Movement by Chinese Officials and Gentry, 1860-1874 Author(s)： Lü Shih-ch’iang Abstract： All of the problems in which modern China met difficulties were connected to diplomacy. Within diplomacy, trade and religion can be considered the most important parts. As the Chinese saw it, the dama...	Date： 1966 Marquis Tseng Chi-tse: China’s Brilliant Diplomat in the 1870’s and 1880’s Author(s)： Lee En-han Abstract： Within the history of the diplomacy of the Qing, Tsung Chi-tse is an outstanding figure. This book researches the beginning, development, accomplishments, and failures, of his career in diplomacy. It ...

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