1912; Essay on How Shang Yang Established Confidence by the Moving of the Pole 1 (June 1912); 1913; Classroom Notes 1 (October-December 1913); 1915; Letter to Wen Yongchang 1 (February 24, 1915); Yang Changji's Record of a Conversation with Mao Zedong 1 (April 5, 1915); In Memory of a Friend, Yi Yongxi 1 (May 1915); Letter to Xiangsheng 1 (June 25, 1915); Epigraphs to Mingchi pian (Essays on the Sense of Shame) 1 (Summer 1915); Letter to a Friend 1 (July 1915); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (August 3,1915); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (August 1915); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (September 6, 1915); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (September 27, 1915); Letter to Li Jinxi 1 (November 9,1915); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (Winter 1915); 1916; Letter to Xiao Zisheng (January 28,1916); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (February 19,1916); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (February 29, 1916); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (June 24, 1916); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (June 26, 1916); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (July 18, 1916); Letter to Xiao Zisheng (July 25, 1916); Letter to Li Jinxi (December 9, 1916); 1917; Letter to Miyazaki T?ten 1 (March 1917); A Study of Physical Education (April 1, 1917); Foreword to Xiao Zisheng's 1 All in One Self-Study Notes (Summer 1917); Letter to Li Jinxi (August 23, 1917); Zhang Kundi's Record of Two Talks with Mao Zedong 1 (September 1917); Chinese Language Teaching Plan (Second-Year Chinese Language Class) 1 (September 1917); Public Announcement Inviting Students to the Workers' Evening School 1 (October 30, 1917); Evening School Journal, 1 Volume One (November 1917); On the Occasion of a Memorial Meeting for Students of Hunan First Normal School Who Died of Illness 1 (1917); Mourning Couplet for a Student (1917); In Praise of Swimming 1 (ca. 1917); In Answer to Mr. Xia Mo'an 1 (1917); 1918; Advertisement Regarding Evening School Enrollment 1 (March 2, 1918); Seeing Off Tate Uichir? 1 on His Journey to the East (An old-style poem with seven characters to the line) (1918); Students' Society Records for May 10 1 (May 29, 1918); Letter to Luo Xuezan 1 (August 11, 918); Letter to Seventh and Eighth Maternal Uncles (August 1918) 1; Marginal Notes to: Friedrich Paulsen, A System of Ethics (1917-1918); 1919; Letter to Seventh and Eighth Maternal Uncles and Aunts (April 28, 1919) 1; Manifesto on the Founding of the Xiang River Review (July 14, 1919); The Waves of Strikes in Various Countries (July 14, 1919); The Arrest and Rescue of Chen Duxiu 1 (July 14, 1919); The Threat of Force (July 14, 1919); Study the Extremist Party (July 14, 1919); The Blockade (July 14, 1919); Proof of the Equality and Justice of the Allies (July 14, 1919); Afghanistan Picks Up the Sword (July 14, 1919); The Rhine Republic Is a Grotesque Country (July 14, 1919); So Much for National Self-Determination! (July 14, 1919); Poor Wilson (July 14, 1919); Savage Bomb Attacks (July 14, 1919); The Despotism of Industry Is Unacceptable (July 14, 1919); The Cession of Territory and Reparations Are Mutually Incompatible (July 14, 1919); A Bloodletting for the Socialist Party (July 14, 1919); Bernstein (July 14, 1919); There Are No Temples to Illustrious Virtue Abroad (July 14, 1919); What Is Fitting in a Republic? (July 14, 1919); Probably Not a Human Being (July 14, 1919); From the Kunlun Mountains to Europe (July 14, 1919); A Good Scheme (July 14, 1919); The Instant Transformation (July 14, 1919); We Are Starving (July 14, 1919); Do You Mean to Say That Walking Is Only for Men? (July 14, 1919); Ha! Ha! (July 14, 1919); The Women's Revolutionary Army (July 14, 1919); Notice from the Xiang River Review (July 14, 1919); What Kind of Talk Is This? (July 14, 1919); For the Germans, the Painful Signing of the Treaty (July 21, 1919); Joy and Suffering (July 21, 1919); Karl and Puyi (July 21, 1919); The Founding and Progress of the Strengthen Learning Society (July 21, 1919); Explanations by the Xiang River Review (July 21, 1919); The Great Union of the Popular Masses Part I (July 21, 1919); France Fears Germany as If It Were a Tiger (July 28, 1919); Contents of the Treaty (July 28, 1919); The Secret Treaty Between Japan and Germany (July 28, 1919); Politicians (July 28, 1919); Those Who Don't Believe in Science Will Die (July 28, 1919); Dead Rats (July 28, 1919); Petition of the Hunan Students' Association to the Governor of Hunan (July 30, 1919); An Overall Account of the Hunan United Students' Association (August 4, 1919); Statutes of the Problem Study Society (September 1, 1919); Letter to Li Jinxi 1 (September 5, 1919); Expressing Sympathy for the Students of the Normal School 1 (September 21, 1919); It Was He (September 26, 1919); Revised Manifesto for Xin Hunan on the Occasion of the Publication of Issue No. 7 1 (September 1919); Mao Zedong's Funeral Oration in Honor of His Mother (October 8, 1919); Commentary on the Suicide of Miss Zhao 1 (November 16, 1919); The Question of Miss Zhao's Personality (November 18, 1919); The Marriage Question—An Admonition to Young Men and Women (November 19, 1919); The Question of Reforming the Marriage System (November 19, 1919); The Evils of Society and Miss Zhao (November 21, 1919); Concerning the Incident of Miss Zhao's Suicide (November 21, 1919); Against Suicide (November 23, 1919); The Question of Love— Young People and Old People Smash the Policy of Parental Arrangement (November 25, 1919); Smash the Matchmaker System (November 27, 1919); The Problem of Superstition in Marriage (November 28, 1919); The Work of the Students (December 1, 1919); Zhang Jingyao's Smuggling of Opium Seeds Uncovered (People's News Agency dispatch, 1 December 24, 1919); Petition Opposing Zhang Jingyao's Secret Agreement to Sell the Mines (December 27, 1919); Public Indignation of the Hunan People at Zhang Jingyao's Smuggling of Opium Seeds (December 31, 1919) 1; 1920; Zhang Jingyao Smuggles Opium Seeds (continued) (People's News Agency dispatch, January 4, 1920); Letter to Yi Lirong (January 13, 1920); Expel Zhang Jingyao: Express Communique (January 18, 1920) 1; Appeal to the Central Government in Beijing by Hunanese Citizens in All Walks of Life Accusing Zhang Jingyao of Ten Major Crimes (January 19, 1920); Petition by Teachers in Hunan for Dismissing and Punishing Zhang Jingyao (January 19, 1920); An Obituary Notice Mourning Mr. Yang Changji (January 22, 1920); Petition to Mr. Jin (January 28, 1920); Letter to Tao Yi 1 (February 19, 1920); The New Campaign of Hunan Representatives to Expel Zhang (People's News Agency dispatch, February 28, 1920); A Fund-Raising Notice for the Shanghai Work-Study Mutual Aid Society (March 5, 1920) 1; Letter to Li Jinxi (March 12, 1920); Conditions for the Reconstruction Of Hunan (for Discussion) 1 (March 12, 1920); Letter to Zhou Shizhao 1 (March 14, 1920); The Inside Story of the Hunan Peace Preservation Association (March 25, 1920); Declaration on the Occasion of the Founding of the Association for Promoting Reform in Hunan (April 1, 1920) 1; The Hunan People Are Fighting Hard to Get Rid of Zhang Jingyao (April 27, 1920); The Hunan People Denounce Zhang Jingyao for Sabotaging the Peace (June 5, 1920); Letter to Li Jinxi (June 7, 1920); The Hunan People Are Fighting for Their Moral Character (June 9, 1920); The People of Hunan Must Take Another Step Forward (June 11, 1920); The Self-Rule of the People of Hunan (June 18, 1920) 1; Reply to Zeng Yi from the Association for Promoting Reform in Hunan (June 23, 1920); Letter to Hu Shi 1 (July 9, 1920); General Regulations of the Xiangtan Society for the Promotion of Education 1 (July 27, 1920); The Founding of the Cultural Book Society 1 (July 31, 1920); Declaration of the Xiangtan Society for the Promotion of Education (July 31, 1920); Business Regulations (1920); General Regulations for Branch Offices (1920); For the Attention of Branch Offices (1920); Outline of the Organization of the Cultural Book Society (August 25, 1920); The Fundamental Issue in the Problem of Hunanese Reconstruction: The Republic of Hunan (September 3, 1920); Break Down the Foundationless Big China and Build Up Many Chinas Starting with Hunan (September 5, 1920); Absolutely Support the "Hunan Monroe Doctrine" (September 6, 1920); Hunan Is Burdened by China: Proof from History and from the Present Situation (September 6-7, 1920); Statutes of the Russia Studies Society (September 23, 1920); It Is Time to Launch a "Hunan Self-Government Movement" (September 26, 1920); Clearing Up the Doubt (September 27, 1920); More on the "Promotion Movement" (September 28, 1920); "Hunanese Rule of Hunan" Versus "Hunanese Self-Rule" (September 30, 1920); "Complete Self-Rule" and "Semi-Self-Rule" (October 3, 1920); Proposal That the "Hunan Revolutionary Government" Convene a "Hunan People's Constitutional Convention" to Enact a "Hunan Constitution" in Order to Build a "New Hunan" (October 5-6, 1920); Appeal to the 300,000 Citizens 1 of Changsha in Favor of Self-Rule for Hunan (October 7, 1920); Essentials of the Organic Law of the Hunan People's Constitutional Convention (October 8, 1920); Essentials of the Electoral Law of the Hunan People's Constitutional Convention (October 8, 1920); Yesterday's General Meeting on Proposing the Convocation of a People's Constitutional Convention (October 9, 1920); Petition for the Hunan Self-Government Movement (October 10, 1920); Oppose Unification (October 10, 1920); First Business Report of the Cultural Book Society Report on Circumstances During the Preparatory and Interim Business Periods (October 22, 1920); Notice from the Cultural Book Society (November 1, 1920); Cultural Book Society Announcement to All Who Are Eager to Learn (November 10, 1920); A Respectful Notice from the Cultural Book Society to the Gentleman Who Has Bought This Book (November 1920); The Budget for Girls' Education and the Budget for Boys' Education (November 19, 1920); Zhang Wenhang's Record of Mao Zedong's Comments on the Issue of Establishing the League 1 (November 21,1920); Letter to Xiang Jingyu 1 (November 25, 1920); Letter to Ouyang Ze 1 (November 25, 1920); Letter to Luo Aojie 1 (November 25, 1920); Letter to Li Si'an 1 (November 25, 1920); Letter To Zhang Guoji 1 (November 25, 1920); Letter to Luo Xuezan 1 (November 26, 1920); Letter to Luo Xuezan (November 26, 1920); Letter to Xiao Zizhang (November 1920) 1; Comments in Response to the Letter from Yi Lirong 1 to Mao Zedong and Peng Huang (November 1920); Announcement of the Publication of the Collected Correspondence of Members of the New People's Study Society (Volume 1) (November 1920); The Purpose and Procedures for the Publication of the Collected Correspondence of Members of the New People's Study Society (Volume 1) (November 1920); On the Readers Club by Colleagues of the Cultural Book Society (November 1920); Preface to Collected Correspondence of Members of the New People's Study Society (Volume 2) (November 30, 1920)
