Abstract
Introduction 1. Landlords, tenants, and the state in the early and mid-quig 2. Popular resistance in the 1840's and 1850's 3. The Taiping occupation of Jiangnan, 1860-1864 4. Reconstruction and post-Taiping rural society, 1864-1911 5. Landlords, tenants, and the state in the republican period, 1912-1937 6. Popular resistance in the republican period, 1912-1937 Conclusion.
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