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File Size: 6507 KB

Print Length: 358 pages

Publisher: Harvard University Press; Reprint edition (February 15, 2010)

Publication Date: February 15, 2010

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B003ZYEZ9A

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This is sadly the last book in Harvard's 'History of Imperial China' series, edited by Timothy Brook. If only there were further dynasties following the Qing the saga could continue. Although the series featured several different authors, it has held together as a whole in style and content. Most of the previous features of the series are well represented in the present volume.William Rowe in large does a good job in just under 300 pages synopsizing the past and current historiography of the Qing. In the 20th century seen as a failed state, stagnant and insular, the Qing are re-envisioned as an expansionist multi-ethnic corporation from the viewpoint of our new millennium. Rowe takes us through the Ming overthrow narrative, the 'Golden Age', the Taiping Rebellion, and the imperialist and Republican challenges, almost 300 years in all.True to form, there are thematic chapters on the government and economy following the chronological material. Noticeably absent are the sections on religion, family, and literature that figured prominently in previous volumes. This is unfortunate as these parts transformed the series from standard textbooks​ into something more holistic.This last installment is nonetheless well written and up to date. If it does not quite measure up to the breadth of the prior books, it is still worth reading when you've come this far and don't otherwise know how the story ends. Incidentally, if you consider together all six volumes of roughly 350 pages each you have a combined work of over 2000 pages. This is not an inconsequential contribution to recent surveys available.

Note that there are more reviews on the Hardcover version's page.I came to this book having a decently thorough knowledge of Chinese history and having read the five "History of Imperial China" books leading up to it. I was not especially interested in the Qing, and this uniquely exciting treatment of the subject enabled me to understand why, and why I had been led to misunderstand this historical period. Rowe reviews the latest research, the research trends over decades since Wakeman changed things and Spence started his Qing journal in graduate school, while also showing how Western prejudices played their part in creating a hugely oversimplified stereotype: the stagnant Qing ruled by its inadequately modern rulers.In some ways I can measure a Chinese history book now by how many pages I can read without getting overwhelmed and needing to stop for the day in order to absorb what I have read. By that standard, this book has REALLY taken me a lot longer than I expected. The whole series has an amazing topical approach that each volume pursues with various merits, but in this, Rowe's volume, there is an intellectual excitement and a sense of the greater underlying story that I encourage anyone to allow themselves to engage with, with an open mind.China is vast and if you don't want to feel overwhelmed I cannot recommend reading any GOOD books about China. So much of the fun investigating China is the scope, the consistent framework, coming at familiar pieces of it all in unfamiliar ways, the regional and ethnic diversity and their endless implications, and of course the amazing efforts of Chinese civil servants who help Western readers like me NOT feel sorry for ourselves. Wow they had it hard.There is a 3D aspect to the Qing. It is richly documented. It includes interactions with the West and people who played a part in the 20th century. I can advocate this book as a panorama to anyone willing to have fun reading history. For anyone who wants to dig deeper, its footnotes and bibliography provide extensive guidance, explaining what one could gain from reading various Spence or Wakeman titles as well as dozens of other specimens of the academic literature. Page for page, it's a bargain and a good read.

Not many books deal with the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty. A little light on pure history, and more oriented towards analysis. For instance, there is no deep dive into the reign of Cixi. If you "Look Inside the Book" at the Table-of-Contents, you will see that it is mostly broken down by different concepts, and only loosely unfolds chronologically. I've read through around a dozen big, mainstream books on Modern Chinese History, and this one has by far the best, and clearest overview of how the Manchus arose, and managed to take over the biggest country on EarthOn my first time through I found it tough to read at times. The author sometimes uses really long sentences where you have to stop mentally break them down to understand what they actually meanHOWEVER, there is a lot of good information in this book that I haven't found elsewhere, and unlike many books, I never have reason to doubt the truthfulness or intellectual-honesty of the text.I first read through this book about 3 months ago, but I am constantly browsing back through it all the time now, and I no longer find it difficult to read anymore.I strongly recommend this book for anyone interested in this time & place in history.

Once in a long time, comes a history that departs from the unpalatable choice of over-specialized/detailed research topic versus unoriginal/padded general overview. William Rowe's survey volume on the Qing Dynasty is happily one such volume. Rowe has not only thoroughly digested the ever-accumulating [and now fairly massive] specialized research on the period, but also fashioned a new conception of the dynasty that deserves the attention both general readers and specialists. As a past history major, I am usually quite cynical about those who talk of history as a "building block process" in which the specialists lay the bricks and the generalists make the buildings. But in this case, Rowe has built a fine structure that also does honor to those whose contributions he utilizes. This is now the finest general volume on the Qing and is not to be missed.

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