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Tonghak, Buddhism, and Taoism |
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The Fall and the Nature of Sin |
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Conclusion |
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Chapter Six: The Taiping and the Tonghak as Dynamic National Forces |
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The Taiping—Hong Xiuquan's First Step Toward Revolt |
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God-Worship Religion and God-Worship Society |
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The Hakkas Join Feng Yunshan's God-Worship Society |
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The Attack on the Local Shrine and the Arrest of Feng Yunshan |
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The Holy Ghost and the New Leaders—Yang and Xiao |
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Chinese Local Militias Attack the God-Worshipers |
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Preparation of the Jintian Uprising (Taiping Rebellion) |
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The Jintian Uprising and Secular Desires |
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The Heaven-and-Earth Society Joins the Taiping |
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Other Agencies Join the Taiping |
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Taiping's Edict for Secular Desires |
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The Taiping and Popular Participation |
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Hong Xiuquan's Stance Against Heavenly Paradise and the Bible |
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Hong Xiuquan's Heavenly Kingdom on Earth |
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The Occupations of Wuhan and Nanjing and the Taiping's Slide Toward Corruption |
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Yang Xiuqing's Ambition and Hong Xiuquan's Conspiracy to Kill Yang Xiuqing |
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Hong Xiuquan Calls Wei Changhui and Wei Changhui Kills Yang Xiuqing |
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Wei Changhui's Conflict With Hong Xiuquan |
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The Death of the Taiping Kings and the Collapse of the Taiping |