Infanticide, see that title. 
    Ivory carvings, Grecian resemblances, 124-125. 
    Jesuits in China, see that title. 
    Jews, 144. 
    Jugglers similar to Grecian, 124. 
    Justice, see that title. 
    K’ang Hsi, Emperor, see that title. 
    Kiangsu riot, 99. 
    Language, see that title. 
    Lao Tzu, see Taoism. 
    Library, Cambridge University, see that title. 
    Library, Imperial, catalogue, 69-70. 
    Li Hung-chang, see that title. 
    “Lion,” word for, 23, 133. 
    Literary qualities of nation, 72. 
    Literature, see that title. 
    Magic, see that title. 
    Magistrates, see that title. 
    Mahommedanism, 143. 
    Manchus, imprisonment, 1891, people’s fury, 98. 
    Mandarin language and Mandarins, see those titles. 
    Manichaeans, 144. 
    Marriage customs, see that title. 
    Mencius, see that title. 
    Mental and moral training, relative values of Greek and Chinese,
     109-119. 
    Mirrors, ancient Chinese and Greek, 132-133. 
    Murder, conviction for, illustrations, 103-106. 
    Music, see that title. 
    Mystery—­the Chinaman a mystery, 206, 208. 
    Nestorian Christians, 143. 
    Newspaper extracts, 209-210. 
    Novels, 61-62. 
    Official coats, “horse-shoe sleeves,” 179. 
    Official positions, see that title. 
    Olive, Greek and Chinese associations, 128. 
    Opposites—­China regarded as land of opposites, 119, 210. 
    Penal code, 56, 87-88. 
    Personal freedom, 87-88. 
    Plays, see that title. 
    Poetry, see that title. 
    Population, vastness of, 3. 
    Portrait-painting, see that title. 
    Protestant missionaries, 144. 
    Puppet shows, alleged origin, 123. 
    Quails, fighting, common custom in Greece and China, 126. 
    Queue see that title. 
    Readers, professional, 61. 
    Religions, see that title. 
    Rhyme, 67-68. 
    Riots—­people’s self-government, 97-101. 
    Rip Van Winkle, story of, 55. 
    Roman Catholicism, 144.
    Romance of Three Kingdoms, novel, 61-62. 
    Self-government, illustrations, 69-106. 
    Self-taxation, see Taxation. 
    Senior Classics see that title. 
    Social life, knowledge of, 181-182. 
    Spanish seizure of islands, method of, 136. 
    Statesmen, see that title. 
    Statutes of present dynasty, 56. 
    Story-tellers, 61, 123. 
    Street etiquette and rights, 183-186. 
    Study of Chinese affairs—­
      Advantages of study, 140, 211. 
      Columbia University endowment, 4, 37, 211. 
      Language, see that title. 
      People, study of, 205-206. 
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