The Coloured Conquest [novel by “Rata” (Thomas Richard Roydhouse), 1904]

[Editor: This novel, by “Rata” (Thomas Richard Roydhouse), was published in 1904.]

The

Coloured Conquest

By “Rata.”

Contents.

June, 1913. [preface]

I. Deals with the affairs of Mabel Graham and myself

II. Mabel Graham’s gift of a bunch of red rambler roses to a Japanese officer causes a fracas in the Hotel Australia

III. What was learned on a visit to South Africa

IV. My strange meeting with Sunotoko

V. I learn of Major Matte Yoko’s threatening and brutal letter to Mabel

VI. I endeavour to warn the people of Australia but fail

VII. Australia and Japan

VIII. How the Japanese and Chinese played a game, and arranged for naval demonstrations before the deluded peoples of the Continental Countries

IX. The people of Sydney become alarmed

X. The blow falls

XI. Excited meetings in Sydney, and a run on the banks

XII. Bennett Burleigh’s story

XIII. The Japanese land in Sydney

XIV. The fair lily colonies

XV. I tour the word, and survey the results of the Coloured Conquest

N.S.W. Bookstall Co.
861 George Street, Sydney.
1904.

Source:
Rata, The Coloured Conquest, Sydney (NSW): N.S.W. Bookstall Co., 1904

Editor’s notes:
“June, 1913.” is the book’s preface, although it was not labelled as such; therefore, a notation in square brackets has been added beside “June, 1913.” in the Contents list: [preface].