Author: Paine, S. C. M., 1957-

Imperial rivals : China, Russia, and their disputed frontier
Date1996
Publish_locationArmonk, NY
PublisherM.E. Sharpe
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageEnglish
Record_typeDigital Book (PDF)
Series
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberDK68.7.C6 P35 1996
Descriptiondig.pdf. [xxi, 417 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.]
NoteImperial rivals : China, Russia, and their disputed frontier / S.C.M. Paine.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 370-402) and index.
Includes text in Chinese and Russian.
Local access only. [Paine-ImperialRivals.pdf]
Physical copy Gleeson Library.

Background: revival of Russian interest in the Far East -- Traditional Chinese diplomacy in retreat: The Treaty of Aigun -- Capitulation: The Treaty of Peking -- Ethnic tensions: the Muslim uprising and Russian invasion -- Chinese diplomacy in disarray: The Treaty of Livadia -- A reprieve: The Treaty of St. Petersburg -- The apogee of Tsarist imperialism: the Chinese Eastern Railway -- Over-extension: the Boxer Uprising and the Russian invasion -- Roll-back: the Russo-Japanese War -- Mongolia: the last frontier -- Tsarist foreign policy: Mongolian autonomy and Chinese Suzerainty -- Soviet foreign policy: Mongolian independence under Soviet tutelage.

SubjectChina--Foreign relations--1644-1911 China--Foreign relations--Russia--19th century China--Foreign relations--Russia--17th-18th centuries China--Boundaries--Russia Russia--Boundaries--China China--Foreign relations--1911-1949 Russia--Foreign relations--China Russia--Foreign relations--1801-1917
ISBN1563247232 ; 9781563247231
LCCN96010750