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An introductory history that has been thoroughly revised, with all chapters referencing the very latest research Includes a new chronology, giving a useful overview of the key events and figures in Chinese history Illustrated with maps to demonstrate the development of China Updated to incorporate recent discoveries of China's early history, and new material on China since 1949
List of Maps Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Maps The Prehistory and Early History of China From the Period of Division to the Tang Dynasty The Song and Yuan Dynasties The Early Modern Period: The Ming and the Early Qing China in the Late Qing Republican China, 1911-49 Revolutionary China, 1949-76 From the Era of Deng Xiaoping to the Present Day Notes Chronology Further Reading Index.
J. A. G. ROBERTS is Visiting Research Fellow in History at the University of Huddersfield, UK. He has taught and written extensively on the histories of China and Japan and has a special interest in Western perceptions of Chinese and Japanese society.
J. A. G. ROBERTS is Visiting Research Fellow in History at the University of Huddersfield, UK. He has taught and written extensively on the histories of China and Japan and has a special interest in Western perceptions of Chinese and Japanese society.
