"Rizhilu 日知錄 (Record of knowledge gained day by day).... Rizhi 日知 is the title taken from Lunyu, xix.5. In his Preface, Gu explained the basis for including some subjects and not others: “Since my childhood studies, I have always noted down what I perceived, and if it [turned out] to be incorrect, I revised it again and again, or if earlier men had said it before me, I omitted it entirely (Liang Ch'i-ch'ao, 1959 [50.6.4], 31). Rizhilu contains 1,020 entries divided into philosophy, government, the examination system, popular customs, astronomy, and geography...."-—Cf. Wilkinson, Chinese history, a manual, pp. 952-953.

“Rizhilu 日知錄 (Record of knowledge gained day by day).... Rizhi 日知 is the title taken from Lunyu, xix.5. In his Preface, Gu explained the basis for including some subjects and not others: “Since my childhood studies, I have always noted down what I perceived, and if it [turned out] to be incorrect, I revised it again and again, or if earlier men had said it before me, I omitted it entirely (Liang Ch’i-ch’ao, 1959 [50.6.4], 31). Rizhilu contains 1,020 entries divided into philosophy, government, the examination system, popular customs, astronomy, and geography....”—Cf. Wilkinson, Chinese history, a manual, pp. 952-953.

This ed. not in OCLC. Contents apart from introduction is similar to original Daoguang edition.
陰隲文圖證 ed. online at Hathi Trust.
See also Chinese Text Project.

Contents: V. 1. Qindai 秦代 -- v. 2. Chu Han zhi zheng 楚漢之爭 -- v. 3. Han Gaozu yu Lühou 漢高祖與呂后 -- v. 4. Wen-Jing zhi zhi 文景之治 -- v. 5. Han Wudi 漢武帝 --v. 6. Zhao Xuan zhi shi 昭宣之世 -- v. 7. Yuan-Cheng-Ai-Ping 元成哀平 -- v. 8. Wang Mang 王莽 -- v. 9. Guangwu zhongxing 光武中興 -- v. 10. Mingzhang he’an 明章和安 -- v. 11. Shun Huan lingxian 順桓靈獻.

Library has v. 1-11 only.
Minguo 民國 42-