50.Ilen，Donald G．Warlord Yen Hsi-Shan，1911-1949．Princeton：Princeton Univer sity，1967．
51.Gittings，Joan G．Mao Tse-tung and the Long March．（Amersham，Bucks．）Halton，1970．
52.Gotheim，Georg．China and Japan：A World Coalition Against Japan．London：Hamilton Press，1934．
53.Gunther，John．Inside Asia．New York：Harper Press，1939．
54.Hahn，Emily．China Only Yesterday，1850-1950：A Century of Change．London：Weidenfeld&Nicolson，1963．
55.Harrison，James．The Long March to Power：A History of the Chinese Communist Party，1921-1972．New York：Praeger，1973．
56.Hewlett，Sir MeyriCk．Forty Years in China．London：Macmillan and Co．，Ltd．，1943．
57.Hall，Henry．War in the Far East．New York：International Pamphlets，1930．
58.Ho，Kan-Chih．A History of the Modern Chinese Revolution．Peking：Foreign Langnage Press，1960．
59.Holmes，Walter M．An Eye Witness in Manchuria．London：M．Lawrence，1932．
60.Hsia，Tsi-an．The Gate of Darkness：Studies on the Leftists'Literary Movement in China．Seattle：University of Washington Press，1968．
61.Hsu，Immanuel．The Rise of Modern China．New York：Oxford University Press，1970．
62.Hsu，kai-Yu．Chou En-lai：China's Gray Eminence．New York：Doubleday，1968．
63.Hsu，Shyki．The North China Problem．Shanghai：N．P．，1937．
64.Hu，Shih．The Issues Behind the Far Eastern Conflict．“An Address Dlivered before the Foreign Policy Association，New York，November13，1937．”New York：China Institute in America，1937．
65.Hudson，Manlay O．ed．The Verdict of League：China and Japan in Manchuria． Boston：World Peace Foundation，1933．
66.Isaacs，Herald R．The Tragedy of the Chinese Revolution．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1961．
67.Inahara，Katsuyi．Japan's Continental Policy．Tokyo：Foreign Affairs Association of Japan，1938．
68.Institute of Pacific Relations American Council．Conflict in the Far East，1931-1932．New York，1932．
69.Israel，John．Student Nationalism in China，1927-1937．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1966．
70.Jansen，Marius B．Japan and China：From War to Peace，1894-1970．Chicago：Rand McNally College Publ．Co．，1975．
71.Jansen，Marius B．The Japanese and Sun Yat-sen．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1954．
72.Jordan，Conald A．The Northern Expedition：China's National Revolution of1926-1928．Honolulu：Hawaii University Press，1976．
73.Japanese Association of America．What is Japan Fighting for？The Truth about the Sino-Japanese-Conflict．San Francisco，1937．
74.Japanese Chamber of Commerce．The Sino-Japanese Crisis，1937．First comprehensive authentic factual statement with official American and Japanese documents．New York：Japanese Chamber of Commerce，1937．
75.Japan Foreign Trade Federation．Official View of the Sino-Japanese Conflict．Tokyo：Japan Foreign Trade Federation，1937．
76.Johnson，Julia Emily camp．Chinese-Japanese War，1937．New York：H．W．Wilson Co．，1938．
77.Kataoka，Tetsuya．Resistance and Revolution in China．Berkeley：University of California Press，1974．
78.Kato，Shuichi．The Japan China Phenomenon：Conflict or Compatibility？Trans． from the Japanese by David Chibett．New York：Kodansha International，1975．
79.Kawakami，Kiyoshi Karl．Japan Speaks on the Sino-Japanese Crisis with an Introduction by Tsuyoshi Inukair．New York：Macmillan，1932．
80.Kawai，Tatsuo． The Goal of Japanese Expansion．Tokyo：The Hokuseido Press，1935．
81.Kawakami，K．K．Manchoukuo，Child of Conflict．New York：Macmillan，1933．
82.Kennedy，Malcolm． A History of Communism in East Asia． New York：Praeger，1960．
83.Kiang，Wen-ban．The Chinese Student Movement．New York：Columbia King's Crown Press，1949．
84.King，Wensz．Development of the Crisis in the Far East in the Last Six Years Brought by Continuous Japanese Aggression against China．Brussels：The Press of the Chinese Delegation，1937．
85.Koo，V．K．Wellington．Memoranda Presented to the Lytton Commission．2 vols． New York：The Chinese Cultural Society，1932．
86.Kuo，Thomas．Ch'en Tu-hsiu．South Orange．N．J．：Seton Hall University Press，1975．
87.Latourette，Kenneth S．A Short History of the Far East．New York：Praeger，1962．
88.League of Nations，Specialty Assembly，1932．The Verdict of the League：China and Japan in Indochina，the Official Documents with Notes，and an Introduction by Manley O．Hudson．Boston：World Peace Foundation，1933．
89.Lee，Chae-Jin．Japan Faces China：Political and Economic Relations in the Post-War Era．Baltimore：University of Johns Hopkins Press，1976．
90.Lewis，John Wilson．Peasant Rebellion and Communist Revolution in Asia．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1974．
91.Li Chien-nung．The Political History of China，1840-1928．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1956．
92.Liang，Ching-tun．The Sinister Face of the Mukden Incident．New York：St Johns University Press，1969．
93.Linebargar，Paul M．N．The China of Chiang Kai-shek：A Political Study．Boston：World Peace Federation．
94.Liu，F．F．A Military History of Modern China，1924-1949．Princeton：Princeton University Press，1956．
95.Mao Tse-tung．Selected Works of Mao Tse-Tung．4 vols．New York：International Publ．，1954-1956．
96.McCormack，Gavan．Chang Tso-lin in Northeast China，1911-1928．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1977．
97.Mclane，Charles B．Soviet Policy and the Chinese Communists，1931-1946．New York：Columbia University Press，1958．
98.Macmurry，John B．Treaties and Agreements with and Concerning China from 1894-1919：Collection of State Papers Printed Agreement and Other Documents in Reference to the Right and Obligations of the Chinese Government in Relation to Foreign Powers and China during the Period to the Conclusion of World War I of 1914-1919．New York：Oxford University Press，1921．
99.Macnair，Harley Farnsworth．The Real Conflict between China and Japan．Chicago：University of Chicago Press，1938．
100.Meisner，Maurice．Li Ta-chao and the Origins of Chinese Marxism．Cambridge：Harvard University Press，1967．
101.Menal，Calf．Issues in Japan's China Policy．New York：Oxford University Press，1978．
102.Meng，Chih．China Speaks on the Conflict between China and Japan．New York：Macmillan，1932．
103.Michael，Franz H．and Taylor，George E．The Far East in the Modern World．New York：Holt，1956．
104.Moseley，George．China Since1911．New York：Harper&Row，1969．
105.Moore，Harriet L．Soviet Far Eastern Policy，1931-1945．Princeton：Princeton University Press，1945．
106.Noel，Percy．When Japan Fights．Tokyo：The Hokuseido Press，1937．
107.North，Robert C．Moscow and Chinese Communists．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1953．
108.North Robert C．Moscow and Chinese Communists．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1963．
109.Ogata，Sadako N．Defiance in Manchuria．Berkeley：University of California Press，1964．
110.Payne，Robert．Mao Tse-tung，Ruler of Red China．London：Secker&Warburg．
111.Powell，John B．My Twenty-Five Years in China．New York：Nacmillan Co．，1945．
112.Powell，Ralph L．The Rise of Chinese Military Power：1895-1912．Princeton：Princeton University Press，1955．
113.Pye，Lucian W．Warlord Politics．New York：Praeger Publ．，1971．
114.Remer，C．F．A Study of Chang Hsueh-liang．Baltimore：Johns Hopkins Press，1933．
115.Rine，Victor．Machiavelli of Nippon．New York：The Wandering Eye，1932．
116.Rossinger，Lawrence K．China's Crisis．New York：Fawcett Publ．，1945．
117.Royal Institute of International Affairs．China& Japan．3rd ed．London：Royal Institute of International Affairs（Oxford University Press），1941．
118.Rue，John E．Mao Tse-tung in Opposition，1927-1935．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1966．
119.Sansom，G．B．History of Japan．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1963．
120.Schram，Stuart．Mao Tse-tung．New York：Simon and Schuster，1966．
121.Schwartz，Benjamin I．Chinese Communism and the Rise of Mao．Cambridge：Harvard University Press，1951．
122.Selle，Carl Albert．Donald of China．New York：Harper，1948．
123.Sharman，Lyon．Sun Yat-sen，His Life and Its Meaning．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1934．
124.Shen，Mo．Japan in Manchuria．1st ed．Manila，1960．
125.Sheridan，James．Chinese Warlords．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1966．
126.Sheridan，James．China in Disintegration：The Republican Era in Chinese History，1912-1949．New York：Free Press，1975．
127.Simone，Vera．China in Revolution．Greenwich，CT．：A．A．Knopf，1968．
128.Simpson，Bertram Lenov．Chang Tso-lin's Struggle against the Communist Menace． By Putnam Weale（pseud．）．New York：Dodd，Mead，1925．
129.Smedley，Agnes．Battle Hymn of China．New York：Knopf，1943．
130.Smedley Agnes．The Life and Times of Chu Teh．New York：Monthly Review Press，1956．
131.Snow，Edgar．Random Notes on Red China，1936-1945．Cambridge：Harvard University Press，1957．
132.Smw Edgar．Red Star Over China．Rev．ed．New York：Random House．
133.Snow Edgar．The Far Eastern Front．New York：H．Smith and R．Haas，1933．
134.Snow Edgar．Journey to the Beginning．New York：Vintage Books，1972．
135.Sokolsky，George Ephraim．The Tinder Box of Asia．Garden City，N．Y．：Double-day，Doran&Co．，1932．
136.Stimson，Henry L．The Far Eastern Crisis：Recollection and Observations．New York：Harper and Bros．，1936．
137.Sun Yat-sen．San Min Chu I：the Three Principles of the People．Trans．by F．W． Price，ed．by L．T．Chen．Shanghai：Commercial Press，1929．
138.Tan，Chestrer．Chinese Political Thought in the Twentieth Century．New York：Doubleday&Co．，Inc．，1971．
139.Tan Chestrer． The Boxer Catastrophe． New York：Columbia University Press，1955．
140.Tanaka，Gichi．Tanaka Memorial：Japanese Imperialism Stripped．The Secret Memorandum of Tanaka，Premier of Japan． New York：Workers'Library Publishers，1927．
141.Tanaka Gichi．Japan's Positive Policy in Manchuria．N．P．，1931．
142.Tanak Gichi．Secret Memorial Concerning Manchuria，Mongolia，China，U．S．A． and the World submitted by General Tanaka to the Japanese Emperor in1927．11th ed．Shanghai：The China Critic，1932．
143.Tang，Peter S．H．Russian and Soviet Policy in Manchuria and Outer Mongolia，1911-1931．Durham，N．C．：Duke University Press，1959．
144.The Herald Press．Sino-Japanese Entanglement，1931-1932．Tokyo：The Herald Press，1932．
145.Thomson，James C．“Communist Policy and the United Front in China．”Paper on China，XI，1957．
146.Thorne，Christopher C．The Limits of Foreign Policy：the League and the Far Eas tern Crisis of1931-1933．New York：Putnam，1973．
147.Tang，Leang-li，Suppressing Communist-Banditry in China．Shanghai：China United Press，1934．
148.Van Slyke，Lyman P．ed．The Chinese Communist Movement．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1945．
149.Wales，Nym（Pseud．of Helen Snow）．Red Dust．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1952．
150.Wales，Nym．Historical Notes on China．Prepared from the original files of the“Nym Wales Collection on the Far East，”in Hoover Institute．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1961．
151.Walsh，Tom．The Sino-Japanese Conflict．Sydney and London：Augus and Rober tson，1939．
152.Wang，Ching-ch'un．Japan's Continental Adventure．New York：Macmillan，1941．
153.Washington State University，Far Eastern and Russian Institute．A Regional Handbook of Northeast China．Seattle：1956．
154.Wei'kuo-lu．Following Deputy Chairman Chou En-lai on the Long March．Peking：Foreign Language Press，1976．
155.Wei，Henry．China and Soviet Russia．Princeton：Van Nostrand，1956．
156.Willoughby，Westel W．The Sino-Japanese Controversy and the League of Nations． Baltimore：Johns Hopkins Press，1935．
157.Whiting，Allen S．Soviet Policies in China．Stanford：Stanford University Press，1954．
158.Wilbur，C．Martin and How，Julie Lienying eds．Documents on Communism，Nationalism and Soviet Advisers in China，1918-1927：Papers Seized in the 1927 Peking Raid．New York：Columbia University Press，1956．
159.Wilbur，C．Martin．Sun Yat-sen：Frustrated Patriot．New York：Columbia University Press，1976．
160.Williams，Federick Vincent．Behind the News in China．New York：Nelson Hughes，1938．
161.Willoughby，Westel Woodbury．Japan's Case Examined with Supplementary Chapters on the Far Eastern Policies of the United States and the Significance to the World of the Conflict in the Far East．Baltimore：Johns Hopkins Press，1940．
162.Wilson，Dick．The Long March．New York：Weybrought and Talley，1971．
163.Woodhead，H．G．W．ed．China Year Book．Annual，Shanghai．North China Daily and Herald．
164.Wu，Aitchenk．China and the Soviet Union．New York：John Day，1950．
165.Wu，Tien-wei．The Sian Incident．A Pivotal Point of View．Ann Arbor：Center for Chinese Studies，University of Michigan，1976．
166.Young，Arthur A．ed．China Faces Japan．New York：Chinese Students'Christian Association in North America，1937．
167.Young，C．Kuamgson ed．The Sino-Japanese Conflict and the League of Nations，1937．Speeches，Documents，Press Comments．Geneva：Press Bureau of the Chinese Delegation，1937．
168.Young，Carl W．The International Relations of Man-Churia．Chicago：University of Chicago press，1929．
169.Young Carl W．Japan's Special Position in Manchuria．Baltimore：Johns Hopkins Press，1931．
170.Yueh，Sheng．Sun Yat-sen，University of Moscow and the Chinese Revolution．Lawrence，KS．：University of Kansas Press，1971．
ARTICLES
1.“A Japanese View of the Killing of Yang Yu't'ing．”China Weekly Review，Feb．23，1929，pp．536-538．
2.“Americans are Still Puzzled over the Sian Episode．”China Weekly Review，Feb．13，1937，pp．79-371．
3.Bloch，Kurt．“Warlordism：A Transitory Stage in Chinese Government．”American Journal of Sociology，No．5，Mar．，1938，pp．691-703．
4.“Can Manchurian Young Marshal Stop the War．”China Weekly Review，Mar．8，1930，p．76．
5.“Case of Mr．Wang Ching-wei vs．Marshal Chang．”China Weekly Review，No．64，Apr．1，1933，pp．161-162．
6.“Chang Hsueh-liang's Retirement．”China Weekly Review，No．64，Mar．25，1933，p．138．
7.“Chang Hsueh-liang Gets Down to Business．”China Weekly Review，Feb．14，1931，pp．381-383．
8.“Chang Hsueh-liang Blamed for Fall of Jehol．”China Weekly Review，Mar．11，1933，pp．52，64．
9.“Chang's Alleged 500，000 Brige becomes Diet，Bombshell．”China Weekly Review，No．71，Feb．23，1935，pp．413-414．
10.“Chang Tso-lin's Last House．”China Weekly Review，Jul．7，1928，p．213．
11.“Chang Tso-lin Flees from Peking．”China Weekly Review，Jun．9，1928，p．58．
12.“Chang Hsueh-liang's Anti-red Campaign Progresses Steadily．”China Weekly Review，No．77，Aug．22，1936，pp．44-45．
13.“China'Leaders and their Policies，Messages to the Chinese People．”China Reconstruction，Ser．No．2，October，1936，p．200．
14.“China Rejoices at Safe Return of Gen．Chiang．”China Weekly Review，No．79，Jan．2，1937，pp．153-155.
15.“Dilemma of Ex-Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang．”China Weekly Review，No．67，Jan． 27，1934，p．350．
16.“Did Chang Hsueh-liang bribe the Japanese Parliamentarians？”China Weekly Review，No．66，Sept．9，1933，pp．41-42．
17.Eastman，Lloyd E．“Fascism in Kuomintang China：The Blue Shirt．”The Critic Quarterly，No．49，Jan．/Mar．，1972．
18.Ferrell，R．H．“Mukden Incident．”Journal of Modern History，XXVII，Sept．18-19，1931（1965），pp．66-72．
19.Garavente，Anthony．“The Long March．”China Quarterly，No．22，1965，pp． 89-124．
20.“General Chang Hsueh-liang Resignation Accepted：Wang Ching Wei Returns to Nanking．”China Weekly Review，No．61，Aug．20，1932，pp．425-426．
21.“General Chiang Detained at Sian by Coup of Chang Hsueh-liang．”China Weekly Review，No．79，Dec．19，1936，p．79．
22.“General Chiang made Prisoner in Sian Mutiny．”China Weekly Review，No．79，Dec．19，1936，pp．81-84．
23.“General Ho Cheng-chun Appeals for Release of Chiang．”China Weekly Review，No．79，Dec．26，1936，p．128．
24.Hallis，R．“Young Marshal's Revolt．”China Weekly Review，No．158，Jan．1，1937，pp．10-11．
25.Hunter，E．“Attitude of Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang．”China Weekly Review，No．54，Sep．3，1930，p．49．
26.Hu，Chi-hsi．“The Fifth Encirclement Campaign and the Tsunyi Conference．”The China Quarterly，July，September，1970．
27.Hunter，E．“Some Elements Involved in the Chang Hsuehliang Intervention on the War．”China Weekly Review，No．54，Oct．4，1930，pp．163-165．
28.Kapp，Robert A．“Provincial Independence Versus National Rule：A Case Study of Szechwan in the 1920s and 1930s．”Journal of Asian Studies，XXX，May，1971，p．3．
29.“Japanese Army Can't Allow a Bolshevized China as Result of Coup．”China Weekly Review，No．71，Dec．26，1936，p．139．
30.J．B．P．“Manchuria Joins National Government-Hoists white Sun Flag．”China Weekly Review，Jan．5，1929，pp．252，254．
31.J．B．P．“Chang Tso-lin Evaluates Peking：Bombed at Mukden．”China Weekly Review，Jan．5，1929，pp．60，72．
32.“Joint Press Manifesto issued by 157 Chinese Newspapers Expressing their Views on the Sian Revolt．”China Weekly Review，Dec．19，1936，pp．59-108．
33.Iriye，Akira．“Chang Hsueh-liang and the Japanese．”Journal of Asian Studies，vol．20，No．1，1960-1961，p．35．
34.“Karakdon and the Chang-Chiang Agreement．”China Weekly Review，Oct．18，1930，p．240．
35.“Liquidating the Yen-Fng-Wang Rebellion．”China Weekly Review，Oct．11，1930．
36.Liu，Lames T．C．“German Mediation in the Sino-Japanese War，1937-1938．”Far Eastern Quarterly，1949．
37.Lutz，Jessie G．“December9，1935 Student Nationalism and the Chinese Christian Colleges．”Journal of Asian Studies，XXⅥ，August，1967，p．4．
38.McChroy，R．“More Broken China．”Saturday Review，No．162，Dec．26，1936，p．815．
39.Mackinnon，S．R．“Peiyang Army，Yuan Shih-kai and the Origins of Modern Chinese Warlordism．”Journal of Asian Studies，No．32，May，1973，pp．405-423．
40.“Marshal Chang Explains his Retirement．”China Weekly Review，No．64，Mar．18，1933，p．92．
41.“Marshal Chang Remains in Peiping for the Present．”China Weekly Review，No．61，Aug．27，1932，pp．458-459．
42.Meng，C．Y．“Sian Revolt．”China Weekly Review，No．79，Dec．26，1936，pp．122-123．
43.“Northeasterners to Fight back to the Old Home．”China Weekly Review，No．78，Oct．24，1936，pp．271-273．
44.Powell，Ralph L．“The Rise of Yuan shih-k'ai and Peiyang Army．”Papers on China（Mimeographed．），vol．3．Cambridge：Harvard University，1949．
45.Ransome，Arthur．“Yang Yu-t'ing，Brains of the North，”China Weekly Review，Feb．23，1929，p．526．
46.“Should we blame Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang？”China Weekly Review，No．65，Jul．15，1933，p．282．
47.“Sian Episode and Possible Future Development．”China Weekly Review，Jan．2，1937，pp．79，147-152．
48.“Significance of Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang's Interv Ention．”China Weekly Review，No．54，Sep．27，1930，pp．124-127．
49.Story，C．R．“The Mukden Incident of September 18，1931．”Journal of Modern History，XXVII，1955，pp．66-72．
50.“Struggle between Fascism and United Front which Precipitated the Sian Revolt．”China Weekly Review，No．79，Jan．9，1937，pp．185-188．
51.“The Japanese and the Mukden Coup D'Etat．”China Weekly Review，1929，pp．311-313．
52.“The Move to Establish a Provisional Government in Peiping．”China Weekly Review，Apr．6，1930，pp．314-315．
53.“The Worries of the Northerners．”China Weekly Review，Apr．19，1930．
54.Thomas，James C．，Jr．“Communist Policy and the United Front in China．”Papers on China，XI．Cambridge：Harvard University，1957．
55.Whang，P．K．“Failure of the Policy of Non-Resistance．”China Weekly Review，No．59，Dec．5，1931，p．20．
56.Whang P．K．“Shan-hai-kuan Affair and Marshal Chang Hsuehliang's Dilemma．”China Weekly Review，No．63，Jan．21，1933，p．337．
57.“Who Bombed Marshal Chang's Train？”China Weekly Review，Jun．16，1928，pp．82-83．
58.“Will the Chiang-Chang Alliance bring Peace？”China Weekly Review，Dec．6，1930，pp．6-9．
59.Woodhead，H．G．W．“Chang Hsueh-liang Denies Coupmay Take Place in North China．”Trans-Pacific，No．20，Dec．1，1932，p．6．
60.Wang Ching-wei．“Chang Hsueh-liang and the Japanese．”China Weekly Review，No．61，August13，1932，pp．380-384．
61.Ware，H．D．“The Fragmented North Wants a Dictator．”China Weekly Review，Jun．22，1929，p．154．
62.“What is Manchuria？”China Weekly Review，Jun．2，1928，pp．215-217．
63.“Why Pick on Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang？”China Weekly Review，No．61，Aug．20，1932，pp．440-441．
64.“Will Chang Hsueh-liang Fight the Japanese？”China Weekly Review，No．61，Aug．6，1932，pp．345-347．
65.Wong，Jennings．“Nanking Calmly Awaits Split in Northern Ranks．”China Weekly Review，Apr．5，1930，p．209．
66.“Yen Heads Northern Government but Mukden Refused Cooperation．”China Weekly Review，Sep．13，1930，pp．46-48．
67.“Periodicals and Newspapers in Western Language．”China Weekly Review，Feb．1，1928-Dec．30，1937．
68.North China Herold，Feb．1，1928-Dec．30，1937．
69.The New York Times，Dec．12，1936-Mar．1，1937．
UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPTS
1.Scheindlin，Shira A．，“The Political Career of Chang Hsueh-liang，1928-1936．”Unpublished Master's Thesis at Columbia University，1969．
2.Wales，Nym（Helen Snow），“My Yenan Notebook．”Unpublished Manuscript，1961．
3.Wang Chi，“The Young Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang，1928-1931．”Unpublished ph．D．thesis at Georgetown University，1969．
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