Hong Kong in Chinese History

Jung-Fang Tsai

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Legal and cultural studies analysis Chinese history and philosophy Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics

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A study of urban community and social unrest in the British colony of Hong Kong from 1842 to 1913 that explores the evolution of a Chinese community under the leadership of a commercial elite and the changing social structure and relations between elite and populace in a society under alien rule.

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