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

Date： 1972 Ting Jih-ch’ang and China’s Self-strenthening Author(s)： Lü Shih-ch’iang Abstract： Ting was one the main figures who participated in the Self- Strengthening Movement. He was possessed of extraordinary ability, but from another perspective, all of the difficulties and setbacks which...	Date： 1971 A Chronological Biography of Kuo Sung-t’ao Author(s)： Kuo T’ing-yee & Lu Pao-ch’ien Abstract： This chronicle is a comprehensive record of the life of its subject, allowing the reader to acquire a complete, in-depth picture. This book discusses Kuo Suntao's great achievements, elegant writi...
Date： 1971 Constitutionalists of the Late Ch’ing Period: An Analysis of Groups in the Constitutional Movement, 1895-1911 Author(s)： Chang Yu-fa Abstract： The late Ch’ing constitutional movement focused on establishing constitutional organizations. At that time, it the leaders who ardently supported the constitutionalist movement invariably made p...	Date： 1970 Chang Chih-tung’s Foreign Policy Author(s)： Lee Kuo-chi Abstract： This book primarily discusses Chang Chitung's understanding of diplomacy and the measures he took. It also analyzes the formation of his theory of “Chinese learning for fundamental principle...
Date： 1970 Yuan Shih-k’ai and Korea Author(s)： Lin Ming-te Abstract： Yuan Shikai can be considered an outstanding figure in modern Chinese history. From the time he was posted to Korea as a soldier in 1882, he very rapidly became a figure of international fame. Everyth...	Date： 1970 Sino-Russian Negotiations over the Manchurian Border Issue, 1858-1911 Author(s)： Chao Chung-fu Abstract： From the signing of the Treaty of Nerchinsk in 1689 to the completion of the Qiqihar Agreement in 1911, the boundary between China and Eastern Russia was negotiated and redrawn many times. This book f...
Date： 1969 Constitutionalists and the Revolution of 1911 in China Author(s)： Chang Peng-yuan Abstract： This book examines the revolutionary impact of the constitutional movement, and the position of the constitutionalist party in the 1911 Revolution. The author (Zhang Pengyuan) employs political princ...	Date： 1968 Muslim Uprisings in Yunnan during the Hsien-feng and T'ung-chih Reigns Author(s)： Wang Shu-hwai Abstract： This book examines the origins of the Muslim Incident (elsewhere called the Panthay Rebellion of 1856-73) during the Xianfeng and Tongzhi reigns (1850-1875), including such secondary factors as religi...
Date： 1967 A History of the Huai Army Author(s)： Wang Erh-min Abstract： This book discusses the background and origins of the Huai Army and its organization, salaries, recruitment, training, weapons and equipment, distribution, bureaucratic characteristics, and the condit...	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 ...

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