All Under Heaven...: Sun Yat-Sen and His Revolutionary Thought

Contents
Introduction
	A Technical Note
	An Appreciation
Part I: The Unfinished Revolution
	1 A Youthful Vision, 1866-1895
	Education of a Revolutionary
	Ascent to Revolution
	2 China’s New Nationalism: Revolution and Order, 1895-1912
	Organizing the Revolution
	Decline and Collapse of Imperial Rule
	After Revolution, the Search for Order
	3 Search for Democracy amid Chaos, 1912-1920
	Sun Yat-sen as Provisional President
	The Railway Construction Plan
	Titan Shih-k’ai and the Abuse of Power
	The Search for New Solutions
	4 Revolution Revived, 1920-1925
	The Search for Foreign Assistance
	Sun Yat-sen and the Communists
	Unification Plans and the Final Days
Part II: Sun Yat-sen —Man and Mind
	5 San Min Chu I: New Principles for Old Traditions
	Nationalism —A Spirit Inflamed
	Democracy —A Plea for Order
	Livelihood —A Society Reconstructed
	Challenges to the Principles
	6 One Man, Three Challenges: Tradition, Revolution, Communism
	Integration of Traditional Thought
	Revolutionary Strategy and Objectives
	Sun Tot-sen’s Doctrine and Communist Theory
	7 Sun Yat-sen: The Way and
	The Legacy cfSun Yat-sen
Notes
Bibliography
Index