Chapter I: Ice, a luxury enjoyed by the poor near Pekin, 109
_Idolatry_, one cause of, 485
_Jewish_ law punishing children for their fathers, 375
_Jews_ might have carried the silk worm to China, 437
remarks on these people, 438
_Immortals_, sons of, a sect in China, 463
_Imprisonment_ not known as a punishment, 378
_Incense_ burnt before the Chinese compass, 42
_Infanticide_, remarks on, 168
extent of, in China, 169
common among the ancients, 171
probable causes of, 173
_Inns_, none in China, 421
_Inscription_ on the flags of the yachts, 69
those on monuments, 326
_Inundation_, 515
_Jones_, Sir William, his opinion of the Chinese, 27
of their arts, sciences, &c., 356
_Ireland_, peasantry of, compared with those of China, 578
_Iron-ware_, 298
_Italian opera_, Chinese drama a burlesque on, 219
_Ivory_, cutting of, 308
K
_Kamskatka_, known to the Chinese, 14
_King of Holland_, Emperor's letter addressed to, 43
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Travels in China, Containing Descriptions, Observations, and Comparisons, Made and Collected in the Course of a Short Residence at the Imperial Palace of Yuen-Min-Yuen, and on a Subsequent Journey thrChapter I: Ice, a luxury enjoyed by the poor near Pekin, 109
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