LAO-TZŬ, 老子 A STUDY IN CHINESE PHILOSOPHY by T. WATTERS, M.A., Mem. N.C.B. of the Asiatic Society of London, Hon. Mem. Asiatic Society of Paris, and a Junior Assistant in H.M.’s Consular Service in China. HONGKONG: PRINTED AT THE “CHINA MAIL” OFFICE. 1870 LONDON: WILLIAMS & NORGATE. PREFACE. A considerable portion of the following pages has already appeared in “The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal,” and its reappearance in its present form requires an apology. The subject of the work is one in which very few take any interest, and the author is very sensible of his numerous imperfections in attempting to deal with matters so difficult and abstruse as are treated of in the Tao-tê Ching…
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