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China's
Disaster:
1840-1949
General
- Paul
Kennedy,
The
Rise
and
Fall
of
Great
Powers,
(New
York:
Random
House,
1987),
pp.
3-30
[extended
excerpts
are
online]
- The
Hai-lu,
a
Chinese
traveler's
account
of
the
West
in
the
18th
century.
- One
China,
The
Atlantic
Monthly,
March
1996
[At
The
Atlantic]
Coverage
by
the
magazine
of
China
in
the
20th
century.
Rejection
of the
West
Government
Efforts
to
Reform
Religion
and
Rebellion
Modernization:
The May
4th
Movement
- Yan
Phou
Lee:
When
I
Went
to
School
in
China,
1880
A
late
Confucian
education
-
and
what
was
attacked
by
the
May
4th
Movement.
- Luxun
Two
Selections
from
His
Writing
- Luxun
Lu
Hsun
(1881-1936):
Selected
Stories
of
Lu
Hsun,
Translated
by
Yang
Hsien-yi
and
Gladys
Yang,
full
text
of
20
stories.
[At
Eldritch
Press]
A
leading
May
4th
Movement
writer.
Nationalism
Early
Communism
The
Chinese
in
America
- California:
Anti-Coolie
Act,
1862
[At
Drug
Library]
"An
Act
to
protect
free
White
labor
against
competition
with
Chinese
collie
labor,
and
to
discourse
the
immigration
of
the
Chinese
into
the
state
of
California,
April
26,
1862"
- San
Francisco
Chinatown
Opium
Den
–
1870's
[Image][At
Drug
Library]
- Chinese
Miners
in
the
Gold
Fields
-
1860
[Image][At
Drug
Library]
- Chinatown
Declared
a
Nuisance!
[At
Drug
Library]
This
is
the
full
text
of a
sixteen-page
pamphlet,
"Chinatown
Declared
a
Nuisance!";
distributed
by
the
Workingmen's
Committee
of
California,
it
called
for
the
abatement
of
Chinatown
as a
health
menace.
- Albert
S.
Evans:
A
Cruise
on
the
Barbary
Coast,
Chapter
12
of A
la
California.
Sketch
of
Life
in
the
Golden
State,
c,
1871.
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