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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Herbert Allen Giles

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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

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HERBERT ALLEN GILES

Compiled by David Widger

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##  THE CIVILIZATION OF CHINA

##  CHINESE SKETCHES

##  CHINA AND THE MANCHUS

##  RELIGIONS OF ANCIENT CHINA

##  CHINA AND THE CHINESE

##  STRANGE STORIES FROM A CHINESE STUDIO, Vol. I (of II)

##  STRANGE STORIES FROM A CHINESE STUDIO, Vol. II (of II)

##  A HISTORY OF CHINESE LITERATURE

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

THE CIVILIZATION OF CHINA

By Herbert A. Giles

Professor of Chinese in the University of Cambridge,
And sometime H.B.M. Consul at Ningpo

CONTENTS

| PREFACE
| THE CIVILIZATION OF CHINA
CHAPTER I | THE FEUDAL AGE
CHAPTER II | LAW AND GOVERNMENT
CHAPTER III | RELIGION AND SUPERSTITION
CHAPTER IV | A.D. 220-1200
CHAPTER V | WOMEN AND CHILDREN
CHAPTER VI | LITERATURE AND EDUCATION
CHAPTER VII | PHILOSOPHY AND SPORT
CHAPTER VIII | RECREATION
CHAPTER IX | THE MONGOLS, 1260-1368
CHAPTER X | MINGS AND CH'INGS, 1368-1911
CHAPTER XI | CHINESE AND FOREIGNERS
CHAPTER XII | THE OUTLOOK
| BIBLIOGRAPHY

CHINESE SKETCHES

by Herbert A. Giles

CONTENTS

PREFACE

CHINESE SKETCHES

THE DEATH OF AN EMPEROR

THE POSITION OF WOMEN

ETIQUETTE

ETIQUETTE, NO. II

LITERATURE

EDUCATIONAL LITERATURE

DENTISTRY

MEDICAL SCIENCE

MEDICAL SCIENCE, NO. II

LOAN SOCIETIES

GUILDS

PAWNBROKERS

POSTAL SERVICE

SLANG

FORTUNE-TELLING

GAMES AND GAMBLING

JURISPRUDENCE

JURISPRUDENCE, NO. II

BUDDHIST PRIESTS

RESPECT FOR THE WRITTEN CHARACTER

SUPERSTITION

NATURAL PHENOMENA

CELEBRATION OF THE NEW YEAR

THE FEAST OF LANTERNS

OPIUM SMOKING

THIEVING

LYING

SUICIDE

TORTURE

FENG-SHUI

MONEY

A DINNER-PARTY

FEMALE CHILDREN

TRAVEL

PREDESTINATION

JOURNALISM

FUNERALS

INQUESTS

INQUESTS, NO. II

CHRISTIANITY

ANTI-CHRISTIAN LYRICS

CONCLUSION

CHINA AND THE MANCHUS

By Herbert A. Giles, M.A., LL.D.

Professor of Chinese in the University of Cambridge,
and sometime H.B.M. Consul at Ningpo

CONTENTS

CHAP. | PAGE
I. | The Nü-chêns and Kitans | 1
II. | The Fall of the Mings | 14
III. | Shun Chih | 28
IV. | Kʽang Hsi | 40
V. | Yung Chêng and Chʽien Lung | 52
VI. | Chia Chʽing | 61
VII. | Tao Kuang | 69
VIII. | Hsien Fêng | 81
IX. | Tʽung Chih | 98
X. | Kuang Hsü | 106
XI. | Hsüan Tʽung | 121
XII. | Sun Yat-sen | 129
| List of Works Consulted | 141
| Index | 142

ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAP

A Nü-chên Tartar (14th Century) | Frontispiece
A Kitan Tartar (14th Century) | facing page 2
Sketch Map of the Far East | at end

RELIGIONS OF ANCIENT CHINA

By Herbert A. Giles

CONTENTS

| RELIGIONS OF ANCIENT CHINA
CHAPTER I | THE ANCIENT FAITH
CHAPTER II | CONFUCIANISM
CHAPTER III | TAOISM
CHAPTER IV | MATERIALISM
CHAPTER V | BUDDHISM AND OTHER RELIGIONS
| CHRONOLOGICAL SYLLABUS
| SELECTED WORKS BEARING ON THE RELIGIONS OF CHINA

CHINA AND THE CHINESE

By Herbert Allen Giles

CONTENTS

LECTURE I
THE CHINESE LANGUAGE

Its Importance-​Its Difficulty-​The Colloquial-​Dialects-​"Mandarin"-​Absence of Grammar-​Illustrations-​Pidgin-English-​Scarcity of Vocables-​The Tones-​Coupled Words-​The Written Language-​The Indicators-​Picture Characters-​Pictures of Ideas-​The Phonetics-​Some Faulty Analyses ... 3

LECTURE II
A CHINESE LIBRARY

The Cambridge (Eng.) Library-​(A) The Confucian Canon-​(B) Dynastic History-​The "Historical Record"-​The "Mirror of History"-​Biography-​Encyclopædias-​How arranged-​Collections of Reprints-​The Imperial Statutes-​The Penal Code-​(C) Geography-​Topography-​An Old Volume-​Account of Strange Nations-​(D) Poetry-​Novels-​Romance of the Three Kingdoms-​Plays-​(E) Dictionaries-​The Concordance-​Its Arrangement-​Imperial Catalogue-​Senior Classics ... 37

LECTURE III
DEMOCRATIC CHINA

The Emperor-​Provincial Government-​Circuits-​Prefectures-​Magistracies-​Headboroughs-​The People-​The Magistrate-​Other Provincial Officials-​The Prefect-​The Intendant of Circuit (Tao-t'ai)-​Viceroy and Governor-​Taxation-​Mencius on "the People"-​Personal Liberty-​New Imposts-​Combination-​Illustrations ... 73

LECTURE IV
CHINA AND ANCIENT GREECE

Relative Values of Chinese and Greek in Mental and Moral Training-​Lord Granville-​Wên T'ien-hsiang-​Han Yü-​An Emperor-​A Land of Opposites-​Coincidences between Chinese and Greek Civilisations-​The Question of Greek Influence-​Greek Words in Chinese-​Coincidences in Chinese and Western Literature-​Students of Chinese wanted ... 107

LECTURE V
TAOISM

Religions in China-​What is Tao?-​Lao Tzu-​The Tao Tê Ching-​Its Claims-​The Philosophy of Lao Tzu-​-Developed by Chuang Tzu-​His View of Tao-​A Taoist Poet-​Symptoms of Decay-​The Elixir of Life-​Alchemy-​The Black Art-​Struggle between Buddhism and Taoism-​They borrow from One Another-​The Corruption of Tao-​Its Last State ... 141

LECTURE VI
SOME CHINESE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS

Origin of the Queue-​Social Life-​An Eyeglass-​Street Etiquette-​Guest and Host-​The Position of Women-​Infanticide-​Training and Education of Women-​The Wife's Status-​Ancestral Worship-​Widows-​Foot-binding-​Henpecked Husbands-​The Chinaman a Mystery-​Customs vary with Places-​Dog's Flesh-​Substitutes at Executions-​Doctors-​Conclusion ... 175

INDEX

STRANGE STORIES FROM A CHINESE STUDIO

Translated And Annotated By Herbert A. Giles

In Two Volumes, Vol. I.

CONTENTS.

Introduction.
Vol. I., pp. xiii-xxxii.

STORIES.

Vol. I.
PAGE
Vol. II.
PAGE

Adulteration Punished
—
332

Alchemist, The
—
313

Boat-girl Bride, The
—
149

Boatmen of Lao-lung, The
—
348

Boon Companion, The
165
—

Bribery and Corruption
—
170

Buddhist Priest of Ch'ang-ch'ing, The
22
—

Buddhist Priests, Arrival of
—
231

Butterfly's Revenge, The
—
289

Carrying a Corpse
—
181

Cattle Plague, The
—
253

Censor in Purgatory, The
—
238

Chang Pu-liang
—
177

Chang's Transformation
237
—

Chou K'o-ch'ang and his Ghost
—
106

Clay Image, The
—
276

Cloth Merchant, The
—
127

Collecting Subscriptions
—
220

Considerate Husband, The
158
—

Country of the Cave Men, The
397
—

Courage Tested
—
116

Cruelty Avenged
—
267

Dead Priest, The
—
247

Death by Laughing
352
—

Disembodied Friend, The
—
119

Dishonesty Punished
—
279

Doctor, The
—
290

Donkey's Revenge, The
—
64

Dr. Tsêng's Dream
387
—

Dreaming Honours
—
327

Dutch Carpet, The
—
179

Dwarf, A
224
—

Earthquake, An
—
263

Elephants and the Lion, The
—
343

Engaged to a Nun
262
—

Examination for the Post of Guardian Angel
1
—

Faithful Dog, The
—
261

Faithful Gander, The
—
342

Faithless Widow, The
—
39

Feasting the Ruler of Purgatory
—
284

Fêng-shui
—
322

Fight with the Foxes, The
251
—

Fighting Cricket, The
—
17

Fighting Quails, The
66
—

Fisherman and his Friend, The
—
197

Flood, A
350
—

Flower-nymphs, The
285
—

Flying Cow, The
—
249

Foot-ball on the Tung-t'ing Lake
408
—

Foreign Priests
343
—

Fortune-hunter Punished, The
—
272

Forty Strings of Cash, The
—
211

Friendship with Foxes
—
300

Gambler's Talisman, The
419
—

Grateful Dog, The
—
308

Great Rat, The
—
303

Great Test, The
—
310

Hidden Treasure, The
—
345

His Father's Ghost
—
142

Hsiang-ju's Misfortunes
225
—

Husband Punished, The
422
—

Incorrupt Official, The
—
358

Infernal Regions, In the
—
95

Ingratitude Punished
—
138

Injustice of Heaven, The
—
111

Invisible Priest, The
—
235

Jen Hsiu, The Gambler
196
—

Joining the Immortals
53
—

Jonah, A Chinese
—
176

Judge Lu
92
—

Justice for Rebels
—
184

Killing a Serpent
—
190

King, The
257
—

Life Prolonged
—
273

Lingering Death, The
—
325

Little Chu
143
—

Lo-ch'a Country and the Sea Market, The
—
1

Lost Brother, The
203
—

Mad Priest, The
—
282

Magic Mirror, The
—
114

Magic Path, The
—
36

Magic Sword, The
124
—

Magical Arts
47
—

Magnanimous Girl, The
160
—

Making Animals
—
265

Man who was changed into a Crow, The
278
—

Man who was thrown down a Well, The
365
—

Marriage Lottery, The
428
—

Marriage of the Fox's Daughter, The
26
—

Marriage of the Virgin Goddess, The
—
257

Master-thief, The
347
—

Metempsychosis
—
207

"Mirror and Listen" Trick, The
—
251

Miss Chiao-no
33
—

Miss Lien-hsiang, The Fox-girl
168
—

Miss Quarta Hu
152
—

Miss Ying-ning; or, the Laughing Girl
106
—

Mr. Tung; or, Virtue Rewarded
—
244

Mr. Willow and the Locusts
—
242

Mysterious Head, The
—
135

Painted Skin, The
76
—

Painted Wall, The
9
—

Performing Mice, The
218
—

Perseverance Rewarded
186
—

Picture Horse, The
—
286

Pious Surgeon, The
—
351

Planchette
—
295

Planting a Pear-tree
14
—

Playing at Hanging
354
—

Priest's Warning, The
—
205

Princess Lily, The
—
56

Princess of the Tung-t'ing Lake
—
43

Quarrelsome Brothers, The
313
—

Raising the Dead
—
318

Rat Wife, The
355
—

Resuscitated Corpse, The
—
193

Rip van Winkle, A Chinese
—
85

Roc, The
—
340

Salt Smuggler, The
—
215

Saving Life
—
213

Sea-serpent, The
—
113

Self-punished Murderer, The
345
—

She-wolf and the Herd-boys, The
—
330

Shui-mang Plant, The
136
—

Singing Frogs, The
217
—

Singular case of Ophthalmia
—
102

Singular Verdict
—
307

Sisters, The
336
—

Smelling Essays
—
139

Snow in Summer
—
294

Solomon, A Chinese
—
335

Solomon, Another
—
355

Spirit of the Hills, The
—
137

Spirits of the Po-yang Lake, The
—
109

Spiritualistic Séances
—
131

Stolen Eyes, The
—
233

Strange Companion, A
—
130

Stream of Cash, The
—
110

Supernatural Wife, A
—
166

Taking Revenge
—
25

Talking Pupils, The
5
—

Ta-nan in Search of his Father
296
—

Taoist Devotee, A
—
183

Taoist Miracles
—
226

Taoist Priest, A
246
—

Taoist Priest of Lao-shan, The
17
—

Theft of the Peach
—
186

Three Genii, The
214
—

Three States of Existence, The
—
90

Thunder God, The
413
—

Tiger Guest, The
330
—

Tiger of Chao-ch'êng, The
219
—

Tipsy Turtle, The
—
28

Trader's Son, The
85
—

Two Brides, The
—
158

Unjust Sentence, The
—
80

Virtuous Daughter-in-law, The
374
—

Wei-ch'i Devil, The
—
268

Wine Insect, The
—
259

Wolf Dream, The
—
73

Wolves
—
305

Wonderful Stone, The
306
—

Young Gentleman who couldn't spell, The
326
—

Young Lady of the Tung-t'ing Lake, The
271
—

Appendix
A

"
B

—
361

—
389

STRANGE STORIES FROM ACHINESE STUDIO

Translated And Annotated By Herbert A. Giles

In Two Volumes, Vol. II.

CONTENTS.

Introduction.
Vol. I., pp. xiii-xxxii.

STORIES.

Vol. I.
PAGE
Vol. II.
PAGE

Adulteration Punished
—
332

Alchemist, The
—
313

Boat-girl Bride, The
—
149

Boatmen of Lao-lung, The
—
348

Boon Companion, The
165
—

Bribery and Corruption
—
170

Buddhist Priest of Ch'ang-ch'ing, The
22
—

Buddhist Priests, Arrival of
—
231

Butterfly's Revenge, The
—
289

Carrying a Corpse
—
181

Cattle Plague, The
—
253

Censor in Purgatory, The
—
238

Chang Pu-liang
—
177

Chang's Transformation
237
—

Chou K'o-ch'ang and his Ghost
—
106

Clay Image, The
—
276

Cloth Merchant, The
—
127

Collecting Subscriptions
—
220

Considerate Husband, The
158
—

Country of the Cave Men, The
397
—

Courage Tested
—
116

Cruelty Avenged
—
267

Dead Priest, The
—
247

Death by Laughing
352
—

Disembodied Friend, The
—
119

Dishonesty Punished
—
279

Doctor, The
—
290

Donkey's Revenge, The
—
64

Dr. Tsêng's Dream
387
—

Dreaming Honours
—
327

Dutch Carpet, The
—
179

Dwarf, A
224
—

Earthquake, An
—
263

Elephants and the Lion, The
—
343

Engaged to a Nun
262
—

Examination for the Post of Guardian Angel
1
—

Faithful Dog, The
—
261

Faithful Gander, The
—
342

Faithless Widow, The
—
39

Feasting the Ruler of Purgatory
—
284

Fêng-shui
—
322

Fight with the Foxes, The
251
—

Fighting Cricket, The
—
17

Fighting Quails, The
66
—

Fisherman and his Friend, The
—
197

Flood, A
350
—

Flower-nymphs, The
285
—

Flying Cow, The
—
249

Foot-ball on the Tung-t'ing Lake
408
—

Foreign Priests
343
—

Fortune-hunter Punished, The
—
272

Forty Strings of Cash, The
—
211

Friendship with Foxes
—
300

Gambler's Talisman, The
419
—

Grateful Dog, The
—
308

Great Rat, The
—
303

Great Test, The
—
310

Hidden Treasure, The
—
345

His Father's Ghost
—
142

Hsiang-ju's Misfortunes
225
—

Husband Punished, The
422
—

Incorrupt Official, The
—
358

Infernal Regions, In the
—
95

Ingratitude Punished
—
138

Injustice of Heaven, The
—
111

Invisible Priest, The
—
235

Jen Hsiu, The Gambler
196
—

Joining the Immortals
53
—

Jonah, A Chinese
—
176

Judge Lu
92
—

Justice for Rebels
—
184

Killing a Serpent
—
190

King, The
257
—

Life Prolonged
—
273

Lingering Death, The
—
325

Little Chu
143
—

Lo-ch'a Country and the Sea Market, The
—
1

Lost Brother, The
203
—

Mad Priest, The
—
282

Magic Mirror, The
—
114

Magic Path, The
—
36

Magic Sword, The
124
—

Magical Arts
47
—

Magnanimous Girl, The
160
—

Making Animals
—
265

Man who was changed into a Crow, The
278
—

Man who was thrown down a Well, The
365
—

Marriage Lottery, The
428
—

Marriage of the Fox's Daughter, The
26
—

Marriage of the Virgin Goddess, The
—
257

Master-thief, The
347
—

Metempsychosis
—
207

"Mirror and Listen" Trick, The
—
251

Miss Chiao-no
33
—

Miss Lien-hsiang, The Fox-girl
168
—

Miss Quarta Hu
152
—

Miss Ying-ning; or, the Laughing Girl
106
—

Mr. Tung; or, Virtue Rewarded
—
244

Mr. Willow and the Locusts
—
242

Mysterious Head, The
—
135

Painted Skin, The
76
—

Painted Wall, The
9
—

Performing Mice, The
218
—

Perseverance Rewarded
186
—

Picture Horse, The
—
286

Pious Surgeon, The
—
351

Planchette
—
295

Planting a Pear-tree
14
—

Playing at Hanging
354
—

Priest's Warning, The
—
205

Princess Lily, The
—
56

Princess of the Tung-t'ing Lake
—
43

Quarrelsome Brothers, The
313
—

Raising the Dead
—
318

Rat Wife, The
355
—

Resuscitated Corpse, The
—
193

Rip van Winkle, A Chinese
—
85

Roc, The
—
340

Salt Smuggler, The
—
215

Saving Life
—
213

Sea-serpent, The
—
113

Self-punished Murderer, The
345
—

She-wolf and the Herd-boys, The
—
330

Shui-mang Plant, The
136
—

Singing Frogs, The
217
—

Singular case of Ophthalmia
—
102

Singular Verdict
—
307

Sisters, The
336
—

Smelling Essays
—
139

Snow in Summer
—
294

Solomon, A Chinese
—
335

Solomon, Another
—
355

Spirit of the Hills, The
—
137

Spirits of the Po-yang Lake, The
—
109

Spiritualistic Séances
—
131

Stolen Eyes, The
—
233

Strange Companion, A
—
130

Stream of Cash, The
—
110

Supernatural Wife, A
—
166

Taking Revenge
—
25

Talking Pupils, The
5
—

Ta-nan in Search of his Father
296
—

Taoist Devotee, A
—
183

Taoist Miracles
—
226

Taoist Priest, A
246
—

Taoist Priest of Lao-shan, The
17
—

Theft of the Peach
—
186

Three Genii, The
214
—

Three States of Existence, The
—
90

Thunder God, The
413
—

Tiger Guest, The
330
—

Tiger of Chao-ch'êng, The
219
—

Tipsy Turtle, The
—
28

Trader's Son, The
85
—

Two Brides, The
—
158

Unjust Sentence, The
—
80

Virtuous Daughter-in-law, The
374
—

Wei-ch'i Devil, The
—
268

Wine Insect, The
—
259

Wolf Dream, The
—
73

Wolves
—
305

Wonderful Stone, The
306
—

Young Gentleman who couldn't spell, The
326
—

Young Lady of the Tung-t'ing Lake, The
271
—

Appendix
A

"
B

—
361

—
389

A HISTORY OF CHINESE LITERATURE

By Herbert A. Giles

CONTENTS

BOOK THE FIRST—THE FEUDAL PERIOD (B.C. 600-200)
CHAP. | PAGE
I. LEGENDARY AGES—EARLY CHINESE CIVILISATION—ORIGIN OF WRITING | 3
II. CONFUCIUS—THE FIVE CLASSICS | 7
III. THE FOUR BOOKS—MENCIUS | 32
IV. MISCELLANEOUS WRITERS | 43
V. POETRY—INSCRIPTIONS | 50
VI. TAOISM—THE "TAO-TÊ-CHING" | 56
BOOK THE SECOND—THE HAN DYNASTY (B.C. 200-A.D. 200)
I. THE "FIRST EMPEROR"—THE BURNING OF THE BOOKS—MISCELLANEOUS WRITERS | 77
II. POETRY | 97
III. HISTORY—LEXICOGRAPHY | 102
IV. BUDDHISM | 110
BOOK THE THIRD—MINOR DYNASTIES (A.D. 200-600)
I. POETRY—MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE | 119
II. CLASSICAL SCHOLARSHIP | 137
BOOK THE FOURTH—THE T'ANG DYNASTY (A.D. 600-900)
I. POETRY | 143
II. CLASSICAL AND GENERAL LITERATURE | 189
BOOK THE FIFTH—THE SUNG DYNASTY (A.D. 900-1200)
I. THE INVENTION OF BLOCK-PRINTING | 209
II. HISTORY—CLASSICAL AND GENERAL LITERATURE | 212
III. POETRY | 232
IV. DICTIONARIES—ENCYCLOPÆDIAS—MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE | 238
BOOK THE SIXTH—THE MONGOL DYNASTY (A.D. 1200-1368)
I. MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE—POETRY | 247
II. THE DRAMA | 256
III. THE NOVEL | 276
BOOK THE SEVENTH—THE MING DYNASTY (A.D. 1368-1644)
I. MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE—MATERIA MEDICA—ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF AGRICULTURE | 291
II. NOVELS AND PLAYS | 309
III. POETRY | 329
BOOK THE EIGHTH—THE MANCHU DYNASTY (A.D. 1644-1900)
I. THE "LIAO CHAI"—THE "HUNG LOU MÊNG" | 337
II. THE EMPERORS K'ANG HSI AND CH'IEN LUNG | 385
III. CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE—POETRY | 391
IV. WALL LITERATURE—JOURNALISM—WIT AND HUMOUR—PROVERBS AND MAXIMS | 425
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE | 441
INDEX | 443

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