太平天国（上下）英文版 原装塑封正版

图书标准信息

• 作者 林德利（Ferderick A.） 著
• 出版社 外文出版社
• 出版时间 2003-12
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787119034621
• 定价 600.00元
• 装帧 精装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 其他
• 页数 842页
• 正文语种 英语
• 丛书 中国之光丛书

【内容简介】

　　本书作者对自己在四年服务于太平天国的所见所闻的真实记录，为我们以及世界认识太平天国运动，提供了一个新的视角。

【目录】

CONTENTSOFVOL.I.
CHAPTERI.
ArrivalinVictoria.—TheHappyValley.—Hong-Kong.—TankaBoatGirls.—ChineseBoatmen:theirEvilPropensities.—CaptainMellensAdventure.—CantonGirls.—AmusementsinChina.—CafesChantants.—TheExhibition.—TempleofLanterns.-ChineseCharacter.—PiracyinChina.—The"NorthStar."—FateoftheCrew.—TartarCruelty.—AdventurewithPirates.—Sporting.—Duck-shooting.—ChineseHospitality.—MandarinBarbarity.—Whampoa.—MariethePortuguese.—MariesHistory:herEscape.—DescriptionofMarie:herExcitability:herJealousy
CHAPTERII.
Hung-sui-tshuen.—ClanshipinChina.—Hung-sui-tshuensGenealogy:hisEducation.—ExtraordinaryVisions:Descriptionofthem.-DescriptionofHung-sui-tshuen:hisEarlyDays:hisVisionsExplained:hisConversion:howeffected.—Hung-sui-tshuensPreaching:hisReligiousEssays.—TheGod-worshippers.-DestructionofIdols.—ProgressofGod-worshippers.—Numbersincrease.—Hostilitiescommence.—God-worshippersVictorious.—"Imperialist"Cruelty.—BishopofVictoria.—ChineseDynastyproclaimed
CHAPTERIII
TheManchooParty.—TheTi-pingParty.—TheTi-pingCharacter.-ConflictwithManchoos.—ChineseGunboats.—FirstTi-pingPosition.—ItsAppearance.—Ti-pingHospitality.—Ti-pingCountrydescribed.—EffectsofIntervention.—San-le-jow.—Ti-pingsSuperiortoImperialists.—Ti-pingsandChinamen.—Ti-pingCostume.—TheHonanTi-pings.—The"ChineseParis."—InterviewwithChung-wang:hisAppearance:hisReligiousFeelings:hisPenetration:hisPolicy.—CommissionfromChung-wang.—San-li-jow.—ATi-pingArmy.—ItsFriendlyBearing.—ArrivalatShanghae
CHAPTERIV.
OrganizationoftheTi-pings.—Hung-sui-tshuensManifesto.—Hung-sui-tshuenEmperor.—ProclamationofRank.—Ti-pingTitles.-SiegeofYung-gnan.—Ti-pingSuccesses,—TheirModerationinVictory.—KingYangsProclamation.—Tien-wangsProclama-
tion.—CrueltyofImperialists,—CauseoftheRevolution.-ChineseHistoryReviewed.—CorruptGovernment.—TartarRule.-ManchooBarbarity
CHAPTERV.
ShanghaetoHan-kow.—RiverScenery.—SilverIsland.—TheSaltTrade.—Nin-gan-shan.—Tu-ngliu.—ItsAuriferousSoil.—Kew-kiang.—RiverScenery.—TheYang-tzeRiver.—TheBravesofHan-kow.—ChinesePoliteness.—ManchooPolicy.—Fireand
Plunder.—AChineseRudder.—SceneryaroundTa-tung.—AppearanceoftheCountry.—ChineseChess.—PerilousAdven-ture.—CrewofMutineers.—CriticalPosition.—GallantRescue.—Explanation.—AlarmofPirates.—PlanofOperations.—ItsAdvantages.—TheResult.—AnotherAlarm.—"Imperialist"Pirates
CHAPTERVI
FallofNankin.—ManchooCowardice.—ImmenseBooty.—SirGeorgeBonhamsArrivalatNankin.—"TheNorthernPrince."—TheTi-pingsfraternize.—SirGeorgeBonhamsDispatch.—TheTi-pingReply.—FurtherCommunication.—ItsFriendlyNature.—Ti-pingLiterature.—ItsReligiousCharacter.—BishopofVictoriaandDr.MedhurstsOpinions.—Ti-pingPublications.-TheNewTestament.—MonarchyEstablished.—OccupationofNankin.—AFatalMistake.—ImperialistAdvantages.—AdvanceoftheTi-pings.—ManchooOperations.—TheTsing-haeArmy.-TheRetreat.—Tien-wangsMistake—HisOpportunityLost.—ManchooTactics.—ImperialistOutrages.—Ti-pingModeration.—TheTriadRebels.—TheyevacuateAmoy.—CaptainFish-bournesDescription.—TriadscaptureShanghae.—ImperialistAggressions.—JesuitsInterference.—TheFrenchattacktheTriads.—ShanghaeEvacuated.—BritishInterference.—ItsCon-sequences
CHAPTERVII.
Home.—ItsDesolation.—IntelligenceofMarie.—ConsequentPro-ceedings.—PreparationsforPursuit.—RiverTracking.—InPursuit.—TheLorchaSighted.—Stratagems.—AlongsidetheLorcha.—OnBoardtheLorcha.—CriticalPosition.—AFriendinNeed.—Failure.—LorchaagainReconnoitred.—IncreasedDifficulties.—AnotherAttempt.—AlongsidetheLorchaagain.—Mariediscovered.—Marierescued.—SafeonBoard.—MariesExplanation.—TheLorchainPursuit.—Shegainsonus.—TheLorchaopensFire.—SafeamongtheTi-pings
CHAPTERVIII.
Ti-pingOperations.—ChineseApathy.—TheTi-pingDifficulty.-PopularFeeling.—OpposedtotheTi-pings.—EnglandsPolicy.—HerMotives.—Dr.BridgmandescribesTi-pingdom.—HisDescriptionoftheTi-pings.—X.Y.Z.—Ti-pingdomin1857.—ItsInternalEconomy.—LordElginatNankin.—GallantExploit.—ItsInterpretation.—Hung-jinarrivesatNankin.—Hung-jinsAdventures.—Mr.HambergsNarrative.—Hung-jinsPamphlet.—Hung-jinPrimeMinister.—NankinInvested.—ResumptionofHostilities.—"Indemnity"demanded.—ConditionsofPeace.—CauseofWarswithChina.—EnglandsForeignPolicy.-TheOpiumWars
CHAPTERIX.
TheSz-wangsDomesticLife.—ApproachtoNankin.—InteriorofNankin.—ATi-pingBanquet.—Maou-lin,theChung-wangsSon.—TheChung-wangsPalace.—TheChung-wangsLevee.—Ti-pingChiefs.—Chung-wangsAppearance.—CouncilofWar.—TheReview.—Cum-ho.—TheMarch.—TheTi-pingArmy.—ItsOrganization.—SelectionofOfficers.—EquipmentoftheArmy.—ItsFormation.—TheEnemyinView.—TheirRetreat.-PreparationsforAttack.~ANightAttack.—AStockadecarried.—ChargeofManchooCavalry.—TheRepulse.—TheEnemyretreat.—ThePursuit.—CompleteRoutoftheManchoos.Maou-linsBravery.—ReturntoNankin
CHAPTERX.
ProspectsoftheTi-pingsin1860.—TheirOperations.—ReliefofNankin.—RoutoftheImperialists.—Ti-pingSuccesses.—BritishInterferenee.—Ti-pingsadvanceonShanghae.—TheChung-wangsAddress.—Mr.BrucesNotification.—Mr.BrucesDespatch.-TheFutureofChina.—TheChung-wangsDespatch.—Mr.BrucesInconsistency.—Missionary"Holmes."—HisStatement.—HisUncourteousBehaviour.—HisInconsistencies.—SuppressedMissionaryReports.—Rev.GriffithsJohnsReport.—NewspaperExtracts.—TheShanghaeMassacreofTi-pings.—NewspaperExtracts.—TheAuthorsReflectionsthereon
CHAPTERXI.
Ti-pingPolygamy.—Ti-pingWomen—TheirImprovedPosition.—AbolitionofSlaverybytheTi-pings.—ItsPrevalenceinChina.—MoralRevolutioneffectedbyTi-pings.—TheirReligiousWorks.—TheirConductJustified.—JesuitMissionaries.—ConsulHarveysDespatch.—ApathyofMissionaries.—ItsConsequences.—ChineseAntipathytoChristianity.—ChristianityoftheTi-pings.—TheirFormsofWorship.—Ti-pingMarriages.—ReligiousObservances.—TheTi-pingSabbath.—ItsObservance.—TheirEcclesiasticalSystem.—FormsofWorship.—TheMo-wang.—Ti-pingChurches
CHAPTERXII.
Ti-pingdomin1861.—ItsArmies.—TheForeignPolicyofEngland.—ItsConsequences.—AdmiralHopesExpedition.—Commentsthereon.—ItsResults.—LordElginsThreePoints.—OfficialCommunications.—SecretOrders.—Evidenceofsuch.—TheirObject.—OfficialCommunications.—Mr.ParkesDespatchanalyzed.—NewspaperExtracts.—OfficialPapers.—Mr.ParkesMeasures.—HisArrogantBehaviour.—ResultoftheYangtzeExpedition.—Ngan-kingInvested.—ModusOperandi.—TheYing-wangsPlans.—HisInterviewwithMr.Parkes.—SacrificeshisInterests.—SketchoftheYing-wang.—Hung-jinsAdven-tures.—TheChung-wangsOperations.—TheResults.—SiegeofHang-chow.—ItsCapture.—ManchooCruelties.—PositionoftheTi-pingsin1861
CHAPTERXIII.
CHAPTERXIV.
CHAPTERXV.
CHAPTERXVI.
CHAPTERXVII.
CHAPTERXVII.
CHAPTERXIX.
CHAPTERXX.
CHAPTERXXI.
CHAPTERXXII.
CHAPTERXXIII.
CHAPTERXXIV.
CHAPTERXXV.
CHAPTERXXVI.
CHAPTERXXVI—(Continued)
CHAPTERA.
CHAPTERB.