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Start of eBook	1
GENERAL INTRODUCTION	1
CHAPTER II	13
CHAPTER III	23
CHAPTER IV	33
CHAPTER V	40
CHAPTER VI	50
JAPAN’S ORIGINAL TWENTY-ONE DEMANDS	51
GROUP I	51
GROUP II	51
GROUP III	52
GROUP IV	52
GROUP V	53
JAPAN’S REVISED DEMANDS	58
GROUP I	58
GROUP II	59
GROUP III	61
GROUP IV	61
B	61
NOTES TO BE EXCHANGED	62
MEMORANDUM	62
CHINA’S REPLY TO REVISED DEMANDS	66
GROUP I	66
GROUP III	68
JAPAN’S ULTIMATUM TO CHINA	69
EXPLANATORY NOTE	72
CHAPTER VII	73
PART I. THE EUROPEAN WAR AND THE CHINESE QUESTION	75
PART II. THE CHINESE QUESTION AND THE DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE	78
CHAPTER VIII	88
THE PAMPHLET OF YANG TU	88
A DEFENCE OF THE MONARCHICAL MOVEMENT PART I	91
CHAPTER IX	107
THE MEMORANDUM OF DR. GOODNOW	107
DR. GOODNOW’S MEMORANDUM	108
CHAPTER X	119
THE APPEAL OF THE SCHOLAR LIANG CH’I-CHAO	119
FROM REPUBLIC TO MONARCHY	120
I. THE QUESTION OF KUO-TI	120
II. THE ARGUMENT AGAINST CHANGE	121
III. RES JUDICATA	123
IV. THE PRESIDENT AND THE CONSTITUTION	124
V. FALLACIES OF THE MONARCHISTS	126
VI. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION LAW	128
VII. THE CASE OF DIAZ, THE DICTATOR	129
XI. THE ASSEVERATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT	134
XII. THE CHOU AN HUI AND THE LAW	135
XIII. A POSTSCRIPT	135
CHAPTER XI	137
CHAPTER XII	150
THE REVOLT OF YUNNAN	150
FIRST TELEGRAM	150
SECOND TELEGRAM	152
CHAPTER XIII	158
THE DOWNFALL AND DEATH OP YUAN SHIH-KAI	158
DECREE CANCELLING THE EMPIRE (22D MARCH)	164
LAST MANDATE OF YUAN SHIH-KAI	170
CHAPTER XIV	172
CHAPTER XV	184
CHAPTER XVI	194
THE NECESSITY FOR WAR	206
THE REASON FOR DECLARING WAR	207
THE TIME TO DECLARE WAR	208
THE QUESTION OF AUSTRIA	208
MEMORANDUM	209
PERILS OF WAR	209
DIPLOMACY OF CONFUCIUS	210
MANDATE DISSOLVING PARLIAMENT	219
MEMORANDUM	220
IMPERIAL EDICT	223
THE NINE ARTICLES	224
ALLEGED MEMORIAL BY PRESIDENT LI YUAN HUNG	225
PRIVY COUNCIL	226
TRANSLATION	226
TUAN CHI-JUI’S MANIFESTO	228
CHAPTER XVII	232
APPENDIX	245
I	246
II	247
III	248
TERMS OF ABDICATION	249
DOCUMENTS IN GROUP II	250
THE PROVISIONAL CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA	250
CHAPTER I.—GENERAL PROVISIONS	250
CHAPTER II.—CITIZENS	251
CHAPTER III.—THE NATIONAL COUNCIL	251
CHAPTER IV.—THE PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT	253
CHAPTER V.—MEMBERS OF THE CABINET	253
CHAPTER VI.—THE JUDICIARY	254
CHAPTER VII.—SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLES	254
APPENDIX	255
CHAPTER I.—THE NATION	256
CHAPTER II.—THE PEOPLE	256
CHAPTER III.—THE PRESIDENT	256
CHAPTER. IV.—THE LEGISLATURE	257
CHAPTER V.—THE ADMINISTRATION	258
CHAPTER VI.—THE JUDICIARY	259
CHAPTER VII.—THE TSAN CHENG YUAN	259
CHAPTER VIII.—FINANCES	259
CHAPTER IX.—PROCEDURE OF CONSTITUTION MAKING	260
CHAPTER X.—APPENDIX	260
DOCUMENTS IN GROUP III	263
DECLARATION	263
ADDENDUM	264
SINO-RUSSO MONGOLIAN AGREEMENT	265
CHINO-JAPANESE TREATIES AND ANNEXES	269
TREATY RESPECTING THE PROVINCE OP SHANTUNG	269
EXCHANGE OF NOTES RESPECTING SHANTUNG	270
EXCHANGE OF NOTES RESPECTING THE OPENING OF PORTS IN SHANTUNG	270
TREATY RESPECTING SOUTH MANCHURIA AND EASTERN INNER MONGOLIA	272
EXCHANGE OF NOTES	273
SOUTH MANCHURIA	274
EXCHANGE OF NOTES RESPECTING THE MATTER OF HANYEHPING	278
EXCHANGE OF NOTES RESPECTING THE FUKIEN QUESTION	278
DOCUMENTS IN GROUP IV	279
DRAFT OF THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION OF CHINA	279
CHAPTER I. THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT	279
CHAPTER II. NATIONAL TERRITORY	279
CHAPTER ... GOVERNING AUTHORITY	280
CHAPTER III. THE CITIZENS	280
CHAPTER IV. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY	281
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CHAPTER VI. THE PRESIDENT	283
CHAPTER VII. THE CABINET	285
CHAPTER VIII. COURTS OF JUSTICE	285
CHAPTER IX. LEGISLATION	286
CHAPTER X. NATIONAL FINANCE	286
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DRAFT SUBMITTED TO PARLIAMENT	288
TARIFF REVISION IN CHINA	290
THE MEMORANDUM	290
THE CHINESE METHOD	291
LIKIN	292
COST OF ABOLITION OF LIKIN	292
INCREASE OF CUSTOMS TARIFF	292
A VITAL INTEREST	293
MEMORANDUM	293
BY DR. C. C. WU	294
JAPANESE POLICE BOXES IN MANCHURIA AND MONGOLIA	294
LEGAL STATUS OF KOREANS IN CHIENTAO	295
THE PORTUGUESE CLAIM	298
THE SIMLA CONFERENCE	299
THE BOUNDARY DEADLOCK	300
CHINA’S STANDPOINT	301

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