China marches west : the Qing conquest of Central Eurasia / Peter C. Perdue.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 671-705) and index.

Part 1. The formation of the central Eurasian states. Environments, state building, and national identity -- The Ming, Muscovy, and Siberia, 1400-1600 -- Central Eurasian interactions and the rise of the Manchus, 1600-1670 -- Part 2. Contending for power. Manchus, Mongols, and Russians in conflict, 1670-1690 -- Eating snow : the end of Galdan, 1690-1697 -- Imperial overreach and Zunghar survival, 1700-1731 -- The final blows, 1734-1771 -- Part 3. The economic base of empire. Cannons on camelback : ecological structures and economic conjunctures -- Land settlement and military colonies -- Harvests and relief -- Currency and commerce -- Part 4. Fixing frontiers. Moving through the land -- Marking time : writing imperial history -- Part 5. Legacies and implications. Writing the national history of conquest -- State building in Europe and Asia -- Frontier expansion in the rise and fall of the Qing -- Appendixes : A. Rulers and reigns -- B. The Yongzheng emperor reels from the news of the disaster, 1731 -- C. Haggling at the border -- D. Gansu harvests and yields -- E. Climate and harvests in the northwest.

Local access dig.pdf. [Perdue-China Marches West.pdf]

Full title: De bello tartarico historia in qua, quo pacto Tartari hac nostra aetate Sinicum Imperium inuaserint, ac ferè totum occuparint, narratur; eorumque mores breuiter describuntur cum figuris aeneis. Auctore R. P. Martino Martinio S. I.
Engraved title page.

Library copy from Xujiahui B.M. Z.K.W. [Bibl. Major 徐家匯 M79]

"Martini, De bello tartarico historia: An eyewitness account of the Manchu conquest of China (Martini had arrived in China as a papal emissary in 1643 snd wrote this important work during the long voyage home in 1653 to keep seasickness at bay). De bello was also published in Dutch. German, French, Italian, and English editions and in the next 50 years went through many more editions in seven countries. Its Englished title was Bellum Tartaricum, or the conquest of the great renowned empire of China. London, John Cook., 1654..." See Wilkinson, Chinese history, a new Manual, enlarged sixth edition, p. 728-729.   

See full citation: Ad Dudink & Nicolas Standaert, Chinese Christian Texts Database (CCT-Database)
Two 1654 digital editions: [DeBelloTartarico-Cologne.pdf ; DeBelloTartarico-Antwerp]

Bound with: Spitzel, Gottlieb, 1639-1691. De re literaria sinensium commentarius (1660).

Local access dig.pdf. (2 v. in 1 file) [Wakeman-Great-Enterprise.pdf]

A study of the Ming Shih Lu 明史錄 / S. Mano 間野潛龍 -- The mechanics of the Northern Defense System under the Ming / J. Tamura 田村實造 -- Development of the K'ai Chung Law (Kaizhongfa 開中法) / T. Terada 寺田隆信 -- Study of the Dayan Khan / J. Hagiwara 萩原淳平 -- Inquiry into the social structure of the Chien-chou (Jianzhou Nüzhen shehui 建州女真社會) Jurchens in Ming times / Y. Kawachi 河內良弘 -- A study of the Mukun-Tatan system / T. Mitamura 三田次村泰助 -- The Tibetan situation from the late Yuan to early Ming (Yuanmo Mingchu 元末明初) / H. Sato 佐藤長 -- A study of the Ch'i Chü Chu (Qijuzhu 起居注) of the last three Ming reigns / S. Imanishi 今西春秋.

Keywords: Nurhaci 1559-1626, Hetu Ala 赫圖阿拉, Mukden, Shengjing 盛京, Shenyang 沈陽, Shanhaiguan 山海關, palaces, royal tombs, stele inscriptions.

Zhongguo Manzu tonglun 中國滿族通論 / Zhang Jiasheng zhubian 張佳生主編.
Includes bibliographical references.