Library, Cambridge University, collection of Chinese books— Account of strange nations, 58. Binding of volumes, etc., 40. Biographies, _see that title_. Buddhist works, 44. Catalogue of Imperial Chinese Library, 69-70. Collection of the books, 39. Concordance to phraseology of all literature, 65-69. Confucian Canon, _see that title_. Dictionaries, _see that title_. Division A, 40-44. Division B, 45-57. Division C, 47-60. Division D, 60-63. Division E, 63. Dynastic histories, _see that title_. Encyclopædias, _see that title_. Geography of the Empire, 57. Historical collection, _see_ Dynastic histories. Illustrated books—notices of Senior Classics of Ming dynasty, 70-71. Novels, 61-62. Number of volumes, 40. Oldest printed book in the library, 58. Plays, 62-63. Poetry, 60. Reference works, 63. Reprints, 55. T'ai-p'ing rebels, pamphlets, 56. Taoist writings, 44. Topographies, 57-30. Library, Imperial, China, catalogue, 69-70. Life, elixir of, Taoist doctrine, 163-170. Li Hung-chang— Diplomatic abilities, 112. Remark on Mr. Chamberlain's eyeglass, 182-183. _Likin_, self-taxation of Chinese, 89-90. "Lion," Chinese word for, 23, 133. Literary qualities of Chinese nation, 72. Literature, Chinese— Cambridge University library, _see_ Library. Concordance to phraseology, 65-69. Relative values of Chinese and Greek in mental and moral training, 109-119. Western incidents in, 133-139. Liu Hsiang, _Biographies of Eminent Women_, 50. Luzon (Philippines), Spanish seizure, 136. Magic— Jugglers, Chinese and Grecian, 124. Taoist black art, 168-170. Magistrates— Advancement in ranks, 78. Deputy official, test of, 79-80. Division of prefectures into magistracies, 76. Duties, 80. Expenses of education no obstacle, 79. Income, 82-83. Law experts in offices, 56. Real rulers of China, 78. Mahommedanism in China, 143. Manchus, imprisonment, 1891, people's fury, 98. Mandarin language— Importance of "official language," 7-10. Sounds for conveyance of speech, lack of, 17-21. Study of, 10-21. [_See also_ Language.] Mandarins— Meeting in street, 186. Seal of office, 198-199. Manichæans in China, 144. Marriage customs— Grecian customs, similarity of, 122. Widows, 201-202. Wives, number of, 196. Mencius— Attacks on heterodox systems, 147. Conversations with disciples, book of Confucian Canon, 42. Lao Tzŭ, no allusion to, in writings, 147. Quotations from, 84-87, 196-197. Ming dynasty— Emperor, character and end of last Emperor, 117-119. History, quotations, 136. Overthrow, 118-119. Senior Classics, illustrated books, 70-71. _Mirror of History_, by Ssŭ-ma Kuang, 49. Mirrors, ancient Chinese and Greek, 132-133. Missionaries, Protestant, in China, 144.