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God's Chinese Son: The Taipei Heavenly Kingdom of Hong Xiuquan.(Brief Article)
The Historian
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September 22, 1997|
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By Jonathan Spence. (New York and London: W. W. Norton & Co., 1996. Pp. xxvii, 400. $27.50.)
Jonathan Spence offers in this volume an engaging account of the Taiping Rebellion, the momentous religious and social movement that shook much of China during the mid-nineteenth century. Drawing on two previously unexamined Taiping texts, as well as on Chinese and Western scholarship and contemporary accounts, Spence takes a fresh look at an already much-scrutinized movement.
The story of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom is well known. Hong Xiuquan, after repeatedly ...
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