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APPENDIX III. CHINA'S IMPORTS OF MAJOR FOODS, 1867–1937

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Foreword ix
  3. Preface xi
  4. Contents xv
  5. List of Tables xvii
  6. PART ONE. THE OFFICIAL POPULATION RECORD
  7. CHAPTER I. The Nature of Ming Population Data 3
  8. CHAPTER II. The Nature of Ting 24
  9. CHAPTER III. Population Data, 1741–1775 36
  10. CHAPTER IV. Population Data, 1776–1850 47
  11. CHAPTER V. Population Data, 1851–1953 65
  12. PART TWO. FACTORS AFFECTING POPULATION
  13. CHAPTER VI. The Population-Land Relation: Ming, Ch’ing, and Modern Land Data 101
  14. CHAPTER VII. The Population-Land Relation: Interregional Migrations 136
  15. CHAPTER VIII. Land Utilization and Food Production 169
  16. CHAPTER IX. Other Economic and Institutional Factors 196
  17. CHAPTER Χ. Catastrophic Deterrents 227
  18. CHAPTER XI. Conclusion 257
  19. APPENDIXES 279
  20. APPENDIX I. OFFICIAL POPULATION DATA, 1741–1850 281
  21. APPENDIX II. CHANGES IN THE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION , 1787–1953 283
  22. APPENDIX III. CHINA'S IMPORTS OF MAJOR FOODS, 1867–1937 289
  23. APPENDIX IV. NATURAL CALAMITIES IN HUPEI, 1644–1911 292
  24. NOTES 301
  25. ABBREVIATIONS 302
  26. INDEX 335
  27. BIBLIOGRAPHY PRIMARY CHINESE SOURCES 343
  28. GLOSSARY OF CHINESE CHARACTERS NOT INCLUDED IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY 373
Studies on the Population of China, 1368–1953
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Foreword ix
  3. Preface xi
  4. Contents xv
  5. List of Tables xvii
  6. PART ONE. THE OFFICIAL POPULATION RECORD
  7. CHAPTER I. The Nature of Ming Population Data 3
  8. CHAPTER II. The Nature of Ting 24
  9. CHAPTER III. Population Data, 1741–1775 36
  10. CHAPTER IV. Population Data, 1776–1850 47
  11. CHAPTER V. Population Data, 1851–1953 65
  12. PART TWO. FACTORS AFFECTING POPULATION
  13. CHAPTER VI. The Population-Land Relation: Ming, Ch’ing, and Modern Land Data 101
  14. CHAPTER VII. The Population-Land Relation: Interregional Migrations 136
  15. CHAPTER VIII. Land Utilization and Food Production 169
  16. CHAPTER IX. Other Economic and Institutional Factors 196
  17. CHAPTER Χ. Catastrophic Deterrents 227
  18. CHAPTER XI. Conclusion 257
  19. APPENDIXES 279
  20. APPENDIX I. OFFICIAL POPULATION DATA, 1741–1850 281
  21. APPENDIX II. CHANGES IN THE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION , 1787–1953 283
  22. APPENDIX III. CHINA'S IMPORTS OF MAJOR FOODS, 1867–1937 289
  23. APPENDIX IV. NATURAL CALAMITIES IN HUPEI, 1644–1911 292
  24. NOTES 301
  25. ABBREVIATIONS 302
  26. INDEX 335
  27. BIBLIOGRAPHY PRIMARY CHINESE SOURCES 343
  28. GLOSSARY OF CHINESE CHARACTERS NOT INCLUDED IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY 373
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