本书为孟世杰在燕京大学史学系讲授中国分代史时的讲义.全书分九章,从未有文字以前的远古传说至周代的文明,每章分制度,礼俗,宗教,社会,学艺等几个部分进行叙述.精研搜讨,抉剔别择,意在阐扬先民的开化伟绩,展现中华民族的奋斗精神以及文化气质.此次重版,采用民国时期的初版为底本,并进行了精心的校订,改用现代标点规范做了处理,对书中个别原则性的文字进行了技术性的处理,改正原书讹误,力求提供给读者一个优秀的版本.

本书是《马叙伦全集》中的两种，是马叙伦的自述《我在六十岁以前》和卢礼阳所编《马叙伦年谱》的合订本。
《我在六十岁以前》用第一人称和平实的语言记述了马叙伦眼中的晚清、民国时期的若干重要历史事件，包括辛亥革命、三一八惨案等等，也如实反映了作为近现代著名民主人士、社会活动家的马叙伦的思想发展轨迹。
《马叙伦年谱》在广泛搜集第一手资料的基础上，逐年记录马叙伦的事迹、交游、学术。并随文附系重要原始材料，全面翔实反映出马叙伦的一生。

本书一书是陈恭禄著作中影响最大的，时至今日，仍被公认为代表民国时代最高学术水准的中国近代史著作，是代表该时期自由主义知识分子独立立场和观点的著作。本书19章，近70万字，以叙述为主，分析辅之。本书根据近代以来发生的大事，分为鸦片战争、太平天国、甲午战争、戊戌变法、义和团运动、辛亥革命、民国以来状况等几大主题，为中国近代史架构了基本的叙述轮廓。尤为令人称道的是陈恭禄尝试以一种公正的态度对待历史，他认为“本书论断，著者非诋毁时人，或为之辩护，不过以公平之态度，说明其立场”，比如在讨论中外冲突及中外关系等问题时，“对于侵略之罪恶，决不为之稍讳”，但更要以事实为根据，不能一味诋毁。由于本书持论公允，资料翔实，详略得当，成为当时中国近代史最完善的教材。

本书收录了罗家伦的中山先生伦敦被难史料考订和新人生观两本论著.中山先生伦敦被难史料考订为孙中山蒙难研究;新人生观从理想,智慧,人格,道德,思想等层面,阐述了中国社会的缺失,提出改进的方法.

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Through the tumultuous late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Lu Zhengxiang—a devoted disciple of both Confucius and Christ—served his native China as a leading diplomat and statesman for more than thirty years. He entered the Catholic Church in 1911 and became a Benedictine monk in 1927. In 1942, during the German occupation of Belgium, the elderly monk, now known as Abbot Pierre-Célestin Lu, O.S.B, answered a divine call to bear witness to how God had guided him through challenging times—from the political upheavals in both Asia and Europe to the untimely death of his beloved wife. Originally delivered as a series of talks to brother monks, this book tells the extraordinary story of Lu's life and reveals how he sought to transmit the fruits of the religious life to his fellow countrymen, believing that Catholicism was the fulfilment of Confucius' teachings. The historical and spiritual riches of Chinese Christianity have barely begun to be tapped in the West. Lu's story is a true treasure, embodying the challenges and the triumphs of the Christian communities in the Far East. Lu truly lived out the unity of East and West, testifying to the real catholicity of truth and goodness. His powerful story—furnished with an introduction and footnotes by Professor Joshua Brown—is essential for remembering the glorious past of the Church in China and hoping for its bright future.

本册书内容有：新青年宣言、建设杂志发刊词、星期评论发刊词、新文学初期的禁书、上海书店回忆录、今日中国之杂志界等。