Modern History Materials (total No. 144)

Modern History Materials (total No. 144)

by Edited By The Editorial Department Of "modern History Materials" Of The Institute Of Modern History, Chinese Academy Of Social Sciences

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This book is a serial publication of the Institute of Modern History, Chinese Academy of History. This issue of this volume will publish 7 pieces of information, 5 of which are unpublished manuscripts or original files, 2 are translations, and 1 is a compilation of data. The main title is: "Unpublished Letters During the Period of Zhang Zhidong's Supervision of Hubei", which contains a total of 39 autographed letters from Zhang Zhidong to Yun Zuyi, Chen Baozhen, Qu Tingshao and others from the 17th year of Guangxu to the 22nd year of Guangxu. The contents involve Zhang Zhidong's Westernization measures during his supervision of Hubei, the case of Zhou Han, Li Hong's uprising against the Qing Dynasty, the Wuxue Teaching Case, the Zhang Ming Case, the loan during the Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1991, the establishment of the Hubei Official Money Bureau, the Bingshen Hubei Flood and other issues are helpful to the study of Zhang Zhidong and the history of the late Qing Dynasty; "Unpublished Notes from Liang Qichao to Kang Youwei", this article collects Liang Qichao from Sino-Japanese War 1891 to 1911 Chaozhi Kang Youwei's 17 notes, mainly related to the political activities and thoughts of Kang and Liang during the Emperor's Religion period, are of great historical value in the study of the history of the late Qing Dynasty; "A Group of Western Historical Materials of Shanxi University Hall", this group of materials was written by a Westerner who was a teacher at Xizhai at that time, and the content involves Shanxi Province The establishment of new education in the city, the establishment process of Shanxi University Hall, the status of teachers, teaching activities, the design and construction of buildings, and the bibliography of translated books published by the Translation Library not only reflect Westerners' understanding of Shanxi education at that time, but also complement Chinese literature.

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