Life in Treaty Port China and Japan

1. Introduction
Donna Brunero, Stephanie Villalta Puig

Part I. Everyday Life

2. ‘Ponies, Amahs and All That …’: Family Lives in China’s Treaty Ports
Donna Brunero

3. Horses and Hostlers in the Making of a Japanese Foreign Settlement
Timothy D. Amos

4. Beyond the Bund: Life in the Outports
Robert Nield

Part II. Health and Welfare

5. Treaty Ports and the Medical Geography of China: Imperial Maritime Customs Service Approaches to Climate and Disease
Stephanie Villalta Puig

6. Japanese, International Migrants, and Cholera in the Yokohama Treaty Port, 1859–1899
Chester J. Proshan

Part III. Law and Land

7. Extraterritoriality and the Rule of Law in the Treaty Ports: The Malay Murder Trials of the British Supreme Court for China and Japan
Gonzalo Villalta Puig

8. “Rent-in-Perpetuity” System and Xiamen Title Deed: A Study of Sino-Anglo Land Transactions in China’s Treaty Ports
Yu Chen

Part IV. Visualising the Port

9. Who Miniaturises China? Treaty Port Souvenirs from Ningbo
Yuanxie Shi, Laurel Kendall

10. The Arrival of the “Modern” West in Yokohama: Images of the Japanese Experience, 1859–1899
Simon James Bytheway

Part V. Treaty Port Legacies

11. Memories of Times Past: The Legacy of Japan’s Treaty Ports
J. E. Hoare

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