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Banquet to His Excellency Anson Burlingame, and his associates of the Chinese embassy, by the citizens of New York, on Tuesday, June 23, 1868.

Banquet to the High Commissioners of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China, His Excellency Tuan Fong, Viceroy of Fukien and Che-Kiang and His Excellency Tai Hung-Chi , Vice-President of the Board of Revenue, at the Waldorf Astoria, New York, Feb. 2, 1906.

America in China: our Position and Opportunity.
Barrett, John.

America's duty in China.
Barrett, John.

The crisis in China. Its meaning for engineering interests.
Barrett, John.

State rights and foreign relations. (In reference to the Massacre of Chinese on Wyoming).
Bayard, The Hon. Thomas F.

Two years of democratic diplomacy.
Davis, Cushman K.

America and England in the East.
Dilke, Charles W.

The powers and the partition of China.
Reid, Gilbert.

Domestic service on the Pacific slope. By E. S. F.

Our policy in China.
Dunnell, Mark B.

An interview with Yuan Shih-kai. The First President of the Republic of China.
Eddy, Sherwood.

Editorial department. The programme as to China.

When the consul came to Peking. With Pictures by Sydney Adamson.
Fitch, Abigail H.

Our Chinese policy. Are we shutting an open door?
Foord, John.

Mr. Wilson and China. [Extract fr. Patrick Gallagher's China's Defeat at Paris.]
[Gallagher, Patrick].

America in the Far East. 3. American leaven in the Chinese mass.
Griffis, William Elliot.

China and the United States.
Hayes, A. A.

A talk with Mr. Burlingame about China.
Hinton, Richard J.

The attitude of the United States towards the Chinese.
Ho Yow.

China, America's silent partner.
Jenks, Jeremiah W.

An American Consulate in China.
Krout, Mary H.

Uncle Sam and China.
McGuire, Walter P.

The Chinese mission.
Mackay, Charles.

An act of international friendship.
Marvin, George.

America in China.
Millard, Thomas F.

A letter addressed to the Editor of the Hongkong Register. Signed "Several Americans". Jan.
Nye, Gideon.

America's opportunity in China.
Oudin, Maurice A.

The panacea for China.
Playfair, G[eorge] M[acdonald] E[ome].

[A letter] to the edior of the "Daily Press," Hongkong. Macao, 1st June, 1865.
Pluribus Unum, E., [Pseud].

The hour of China and the United States.
Rankin, Henry William.

The United States and the future of China.
Rockhill, William Woodville.

Native troops for our Colonial Possessions.
Seaman, Louis Livingston.

Consular Jurisdiction over Persons on board Ships in the Waters of China. No. 7. Circular Letter to U. S. Consuls in China.
Seward, George F.

The Government of the United States and American Foreign Missionaries.
Seward, George F.

A statement of the needs of the United States consulates in China. Letter addressed to the Hon. Anson Burlinghame.
Seward, George F.

China, Anglo-America, and Corn. A lecture.
Sharp, Granville.

Souvenir program. October 29th to November 3rd, 1908. Reception and entertainment tendered the officers and men of the U. S. battleship fleet on the occasion of its visit to Amoy, China.(*1)

The United States consulates in China. A letter with inclosures of the Consul-General in China, [G. F. Seward], to the Secretary of State. [W. H. Seward.]

The effect of the revolution upon the relations between China and the United States.
Wang, Ching-chun.

Our missionaries and our commmerce.
Weightman, Richard.

America's opportunity in China. An address delivered on the thirty-second commemoration day of the Johns Hopkins University, Feb. 22, 1908.
Wilfley, Lebbeus R.

Our relations with the Chinese Empire.
Williams, S. Wells.

Can China be saved?
Williams, Talcott.

Mr. Wilson and China. [Extract fr. Patrick Gallagher's China's Defeat at Paris.]
[Gallagher, Patrick].

Chinese and Western Civilization.
Wu, Ting-fang.

Mutual helpfulness between China and the United States.
Wu, Ting-fang.

Mutual helpfulness between China and the United States.
Wu, Ting-fang.

A plea for fair treatment.
Wu, Ting-fang.

The United States and China.
Yen, Wei-ching W.

American influence in China.
Young, John Russell.