Yukichi Inouye. A Concise History of the War between Japan and China
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VI.
Invasion
of
Chinese
Territory
,
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of
Kinchow
and
Port
Arthur
:,
CHAI-
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F
Utnchuria
.,.
Capture
of
Wel-hai-wei
II
PREFACE.
The
compiler
has also
studiously
avoided
entering
into
argument
or
treading
on
disputed
ground,
and
believes that his
compilation
is
at least
free from
rhetorical flourishes
and from
padding.
He has
with an effort
confined himself
to
a
plain,
unvarnished
relation,
where it
is
so
easy
to
let
enthusiasm
run
riot
;
and whether
this be a merit or
otherwise,
only
the
general
interest taken
in
the
war will
probably
induce the
perusal
of
this work.
In
conclusion,
the
compiler
desires to
acknowledge
his
in-
debtedness to
the
Tokyo
and Yokohama
newspapers,
upon
whose
accounts
he has
freely
drawn
in
the
compilation
of this
little
history.
March
loth,
1895.
The
publication
of
the
present
work
having
been
unavoidably
delayed,
the
history
has been
brought
down
in
the
appendix
to
April
the loth.
CHAPTER
I.
Causes of
the War
I
CHAFIER
II.
Diplomatic
Negotiations
.,
,
9
CHAPTER
III.
Phungdo
;
Asan
;
and Proclamations of
war
1
8
CHAPTER
IV.
Battle
of
Phyongyang
27
CHAPTER
V.
Battle
of
Haiyang
37
CHAPTER
VI.
Invasion
of
Chinese
Territory
44
CHAPTER
VII.
Capture
of
Kinchow and
Port Arthur
54
CHAPTER
VIII.
Operations
in
Manchuria
64
CHAPTER
IX.
Capture
of
Wei-hai-wei
74
APPENDIX
84
LIST OF
MAPS,
The Seat
of War
(Double page)
between
pp.
8
and
9
Phungdo
and Its
Neighbourhood
faces
p.
18
Battle
of
Songhwan
,
...
p.
22
Phyongyang
and
Its Environs
...
.,
,
p.
32
Kewlienching
and
Its Environs
p.
48
The
Regent's
Sword
Peninsula.,,
p.
56
Funghwangching
and
Its
Surroundings
p.
64
Haiching
and
Kaiping
Districts
.,
p.
68
Weihaiwei
and
Its
Neighbourhood
p. 76
LIST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Japanese
Mounted
Scouts at
Kangwasai,
Manchuria
(Double
page)
between
pp.
IV
and
i
Corean
Troops Dispersed
at the Palace Gate
faces
p.
16
Attack
on
the
Hyonmu
Gate at
Phyongyang p.
34
Naval
Battle
of
Haiyang
p.
40
Fall
of Port Arthur
...
(Double
page)
between
pp.
60
and
61
Storming
of the
Pohchihyaisu
Forts
(Double
page)
between
pp.
74
and
75
ERRATUM.
Page
26,
line
6,
for
not to
iveaken,
read
not
only
to
weaken.
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Japanese
Mounted
Scout
v.,
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Kangwasai,
IVIanchuria.
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