The Book of Filial Duty: Page IndexThe Book of Filial Duty: Page Index Title Page page 1 page 2 page 3 page 4 Table of Contents page 5 Editorial Note page 6 Introduction page 7 page 8 page 9 page 10 page 11 page 12 page 13 page 14 page 15 The Doctrine of Filial Duty: Chapter I: The Meaning of Filial Duty page 16 page 17 Chapter III: The Filial Duty of Feudal Princes page 18 Chapter IV: The Filial Duty of High Officers page 19 Chapter V: The Filial Duty of the Literary Class page 20 Chapter VII: The Three Powers page 21 Chapter VIII: Filial Duty in Government page 22 Chapter IX: Government by the Sage page 23 page 24 page 25 Chapter X: The Filial Duty of a Son page 26 Chapter XII: Amplification of the Important Doctrine page 27 Chapter XIII: Amplification of the Highest Virtue page 28 Chapter XV: The Question of Remonstrance in Connection With Filial Duty page 29 Chapter XVI: The Influence and Fruit of Filial Piety page 30 Chapter XVII: Serving the Sovereign page 31 Chapter XVIII: Mourning for One's Parents page 32 The Twenty-Four Examples: No. I: The Filial Piety that influenced Heaven page 33 page 34 No. II: Affection shown in tasting Soups and Medicines page 35 No. III: Gnawing her Finger pained his Heart page 36 page 37 No. IV: Clad in a Single Garment, he was obedient to his Mother page 38 page 39 No. V: He carried Rice for his Parents page 40 No. VI: With Sports and Embroidered Robes he amused his Parents page 41 No. VII: With Deer's Milk he supplied his Parents page 42 No. VIII: He sold himself to bury his Father page 43 No. IX: He hired himself out as a Labourer to support his Mother page 44 No. X: He fanned the Pillow and warmed the Bedclothes page 45 No. XI: The Gushing Fountain and the Frisking Carp page 46 page 47 No. XII: He carved Wood and served his Parents page 48 No. XIII: For his Mother's Sake he would bury his Child page 49 No. XIV: He seized the Tiger and saved his Father page 50 No. XV: He collected Mulberries to support his Mother page 51 page 52 No. XVI: He laid up the Oranges for his Mother page 53 No. XVII: On hearing the Thunder he wept at the Tomb page 54 No. XVIII: He wept to the Bamboos, and Shoots sprang up page 55 No. XIX: He slept on Ice to procure Carp page 56 No. XX: Wu Meng fed the Mosquitoes page 57 page 58 No. XXIII: He resigned Office to seek his Mother page 59 No. XXIV: He watched by his Mother's Bedside page 60 Advertisements page 61 page 62 page 63