The everlasting empire: the political culture of ancient China and its imperial legacy

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Acknowledgments vi i Introduction 1 Chapter 1: The Ideal of Great Unity 11 Chapter 2: The Monarch 44 Chapter 3: The Literati 76 Chapter 4: Local Elite 104 Chapter 5: The People 134 Chapter 6: Imperial Political Culture in the Modern Age 162 Notes 185 Bibliography 209 Index 233

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