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　　Shortly before noon on October 28, 1728, General Yue Zhongqi,

the most powerful military and civilian official in northwest

China, was en route to his headquarters. Suddenly, out of the

crowd, a stranger ran toward Yue and passed him an envelope-an

envelope containing details of a treasonous plot to overthrow the

Manchu government.

This thrilling story of a conspiracy against the Qing dynasty in

1728 is a captivating tale of intrigue and a fascinating

exploration of what it means to rule and be ruled. Once again,

Jonathan Spence has created a vivid portrait of the rich culture

that surrounds a most dramatic moment in Chinese history.

"An infectiously readable narrative . . . on a par with

bestselling works of historical reconstruction such as Dava Sobel's

Longitude . . . Eighteenth-century China springs to life." (The

Dallas Morning News)

"A slice of history told in the lively manner of a novel." (Ian

Buruma, The New York Times Book Review)

"A work of history that pulses with emotion, with vital

characters re-created vividly, with complex situations lucidly

unraveled, with irony underscored. His straightforward prose style

and use of the historic present give his work an engrossing

immediacy. It is history of the best kind." (The Philadelphia

Inquirer)

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　　Jonathan D. Spence is Sterling Professor of history at Yale

University and has written twelve books on Chinese history. He has

been awarded a Guggenheim and a MacArthur Fellowship, among many

other awards

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到了1667年，吕留良于三年一次的科考名落孙山，遂舍弃秀才功名，才突然追思明代，深怨清朝；这时吕留良口出逆言...

岳钟琪对当今皇帝不管何等忠心，但民间相信岳钟琪身上所流的血液，使得他成为复仇雪恨、恢复汉人昔日荣耀的不二人选。岳钟琪知道民间的这种想法，而他也知道，皇帝对此知之甚详。

这件事虽让岳钟琪脸面挂不住，但他还是得上奏此事，就算他不奏，底下的僚属也会奏报雍正——即使他视僚属为友。这件事虽然微不足道，但他们若想宦途顺利，则事无大小，只要危及国本都不能隐瞒。

张熙的父亲名新华，家住在湘南安仁县外约一百二十里的小村。张新华是乙亥年进学，因被控告参与地方骚乱而被除去功名，所以不得再着学袍。

年羹尧在1720年代可谓千夫所指，批他的人里头有位平步青云的青年将军，他就是岳钟琪......年羹尧落得抄家没籍，甚至连御赐的礼物也被没收，但只要年妃在世，年羹尧就还能保住一条命。熟料年妃在1726年夏天突然病故......

“或许可以说，这两位皇帝都错了。一个皇帝以为向天下人说明对他不利的传言，便可让流言不攻自破，因为眼睛雪亮的后代会尊敬他。但是他的子民却记得了谣言，而忘了皇帝的苦心。另一位皇帝却以为把书毁掉，便能告慰父皇在天之灵。而他的子民却以为他之所以想毁去此书，就是因为书中内容乃真有其事。”

“我君臣契合之情，盖由前劫善缘所钟，卿系乘愿力而来佐朕治理国家苍生者，岂泛常所可比拟。朕实嘉悦之至。”

书籍介绍

Shortly before noon on October 28, 1728, General Yue Zhongqi, the most powerful military and civilian official in northwest China, was en route to his headquarters. Suddenly, out of the crowd, a stranger ran toward Yue and passed him an envelope-an envelope containing details of a treasonous plot to overthrow the Manchu government.

This thrilling story of a conspiracy against the Qing dynasty in 1728 is a captivating tale of intrigue and a fascinating exploration of what it means to rule and be ruled. Once again, Jonathan Spence has created a vivid portrait of the rich culture that surrounds a most dramatic moment in Chinese history.

"An infectiously readable narrative . . . on a par with bestselling works of historical reconstruction such as Dava Sobel's Longitude . . . Eighteenth-century China springs to life." (The Dallas Morning News)

"A slice of history told in the lively manner of a novel." (Ian Buruma, The New York Times Book Review)

"A work of history that pulses with emotion, with vital characters re-created vividly, with complex situations lucidly unraveled, with irony underscored. His straightforward prose style and use of the historic present give his work an engrossing immediacy. It is history of the best kind." (The Philadelphia Inquirer)