Manchus, imprisonment, 1891, people's fury, 98. Mandarin language _and_ Mandarins, _see those titles_. Manichæans, 144. Marriage customs, _see that title_. Mencius, _see that title_. Mental and moral training, relative values of Greek and Chinese, 109-119. Mirrors, ancient Chinese and Greek, 132-133. Murder, conviction for, illustrations, 103-106. Music, _see that title_. Mystery—the Chinaman a mystery, 206, 208. Nestorian Christians, 143. Newspaper extracts, 209-210. Novels, 61-62. Official coats, "horse-shoe sleeves," 179. Official positions, _see that title_. Olive, Greek and Chinese associations, 128. Opposites—China regarded as land of opposites, 119, 210. Penal code, 56, 87-88. Personal freedom, 87-88. Plays, _see that title_. Poetry, _see that title_. Population, vastness of, 3. Portrait-painting, _see that title_. Protestant missionaries, 144. Puppet shows, alleged origin, 123. Quails, fighting, common custom in Greece and China, 126. Queue _see that title_. Readers, professional, 61. Religions, _see that title_. Rhyme, 67-68. Riots—people's self-government, 97-101. Rip Van Winkle, story of, 55. Roman Catholicism, 144. _Romance of Three Kingdoms_, novel, 61-62. Self-government, illustrations, 69-106. Self-taxation, _see_ Taxation. Senior Classics _see that title_. Social life, knowledge of, 181-182. Spanish seizure of islands, method of, 136. Statesmen, _see that title_. Statutes of present dynasty, 56. Story-tellers, 61, 123. Street etiquette and rights, 183-186. Study of Chinese affairs— Advantages of study, 140, 211. Columbia University endowment, 4, 37, 211. Language, _see that title_. People, study of, 205-206. Recent growth of study, 3. Students needed, 139, 208, 211. Taoism, _see that title_. Taxation _see that title_. Viceroys, 76, 82, 83. Visitors, _see that title_. Water-clocks, Grecian, 128. Watermelon, term for, Greek origin, 134. Wên T'ien-hsiang, influence of Chinese literature and training on, 113-116. Western incidents in literature, 135-139. Widows, 201-202. Wine, introduction of grape-wine, 131. Wine-drinking, _see that title_. Women, _see that title_. Wuchang bridge incident, 97. Zebra, picture of, in ancient Chinese book, 59. Zoroastrians in, 144. Christians, Nestorian, in China, 143. Christianity and ancestral worship in China, 109-201. Chuang Tzŭ, Taoist writer, 148, 154-160, 165, 171. Chu Hsi, commentary, 43. Chung-king, tax on pigs resisted, 93-95. Circuits, division of provinces into, 76, 83. Classics, study of, relative values of Chinese and Greek training, 109-119. Clocks, Chinese— Newspaper extract, 210. Water-clocks, Grecian and Chinese, 128. Coats, official, "horse-shoe sleeves," 179.