Ancient China Simplified by by Edward Harper Parker [Authorama]
Public Domain Book

• Preface
  
• Chapter I - Opening Scenes
  
• Chapter II - Shifting Scenes
  
• Chapter III - The Northern Powers
  
• Chapter IV - The Southern Power
  
• Chapter V - Evidence of Eclipses
  
• Chapter VI - The Army
  
• Chapter VII - The Coast States
  
• Chapter VIII - First Protector of China
  
• Chapter IX - Position of Envoys
  
• Chapter X - The Second Protector
  
• Chapter XI - Religion
  
• Chapter XII - Ancestral Worship
  
• Chapter XIII - Ancient Documents Found
  
• Chapter XIV - More on Protectors
  
• Chapter XV - State Intercourse
  
• Chapter XVI - Land and People
  
• Chapter XVII - Education and Literary
  
• Chapter XVIII - Treaties and Vows
  
• Chapter XIX - Confucius and Literature
  
• Chapter XX - Law
  
• Chapter XXI - Public Works
  
• Chapter XXII - Cities and Towns
  
• Chapter XXIII - Break-Up of China
  
• Chapter XXIV - Kings and Nobles
  
• Chapter XXV - Vassals and Emperor
  
• Chapter XXVI - Fighting State Period
  
• Chapter XXVII - Foreign Blood
  
• Chapter XXVIII - Barbarians
  
• Chapter XXIX - Curious Customs
  
• Chapter XXX - Literary Relations
  
• Chapter XXXI - Origin of the Chinese
  
• Chapter XXXII - The Calendar
  
• Chapter XXXIII - Names
  
• Chapter XXXIV - Eunuchs, Human Sacrifices, Food
  
• Chapter XXXV - Knowledge of the West
  
• Chapter XXXVI - Ancient Japan
  
• Chapter XXXVII - Ethics
  
• Chapter XXXVIII - Women and Morals
  
• Chapter XXXIX - Geographical Knowledge
  
• Chapter XL - Tombs and Remains
  
• Chapter XLI - The Tartars
  
• Chapter XLII - Music
  
• Chapter XLIII - Wealth, Sports, Etc.
  
• Chapter XLIV - Confucius
  
• Chapter XLV - Confucius and Lao-Tsz
  
• Chapter XLVI - Oracles and Omens
  
• Chapter XLVII - Rulers and People
  
• Ancient Chinese Law