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Books by Luo Dunrong
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A History of Sino-French Military Affairs 中法兵事始末
An Account of the Sino-French Military Conflict is a short work of historical and military records, arranged in the style of jottings and written by Luo Dunrong, a renowned late Qing historian. It focuses on the conflicts and wars between China and France in the late Qing dynasty, particularly providing a full account of the Sino-French War, also known as the Sino-French Military Conflict. Born into a gentry family in the late Qing, Luo Dunrong was widely read from a young age and knowledgeable
2Reads7.8Score—Shelves
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The History of Sino-Russian Negotiations over Ili 中俄伊犁交涉始末
The Complete History of the Sino-Russian Ili Negotiations, written by Luo Dunrong, offers a detailed account of the complex and fierce diplomatic negotiations between Qing China and Russia over the Ili issue in the late Qing Dynasty. Drawing on a wealth of first-hand sources, the book carefully reconstructs the twists and turns of the talks, revealing the tragic efforts of a few far-sighted individuals to salvage the situation amid imperialist aggression and a weak court. Its measured, rigorous
1Reads7.9Score—Shelves
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Private Notes on Emperor Dezong's Succession 德宗承统私记
Private Notes on Emperor Dezong's Succession is an important historical work by Luo Dunrong, a renowned late Qing scholar of literature and history. It is one of the works in his collection of anecdotes and unofficial histories of the late Qing. Luo Dunrong (1871-1924) was celebrated for his poetry and prose in the Lingnan literary world. He also wrote a regular column on modern history and anecdotes for the newspaper Yongyan Bao, edited by Liang Qichao. A prolific author with a wide circle of a
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The Harvesting Story 割台记
The Record of Taiwan's Cession, written by Luo Dunrong, recounts the historical events surrounding the cession of Taiwan to Japan in the late Qing dynasty. With a cool, rigorous style, it lays bare the painful reality of lost territory, popular resistance, and a court powerless to respond. Through detailed records, the book reconstructs political upheaval, diplomatic blunders, and the tragic, unyielding resistance of Taiwan's people against Japan. It is both a record of national trauma and a pro
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