Occidental literature on korea

963. Korean Annexation ; A Japanese View. I. Yamagata. Out- look, 130 :185-8. Feb. 1. 1922

964. Japan’s Policy in Korea (Japanese Occupation) E. A. Powell.

965. Japan and Korea. W. L. Williams. Nation. London. 31:152-3. April 28. 1922

966. Oppressed Peoples and the League of Nations. Noel Buxton and T. P. Conwil-Evan. pp. 217. London. Korea—Chap. VI. pp. 177-217. (L.) 1922

967. Asia at the Cross-Roads. E. A. Powell, pp. xxi, 269. N. Y. Korea, pp. 101-181. (L. U.) 1922

968. The Rising Temper of the East. Frazier Hunt. pp. 248.

Indianapolis. Chap. V. “Struggling Korea” --also other references. (L. U.) 1922

969. Young Women Rebels of Korea. E. S. Yule. Current History Magazine, New York Times. 17 :1017-27. March. 1923

970. Young Women of Korea as Rebels. Trans-Pacific. Tokyo. 9 :6 May 12. 1923

971. Wanderings in Northern China. Harry A. Franck. pp. xx, 502. Illus. Map. N. Y. Korea—Chaps. I─IV, political questions touched on in Chap. III. (U.) 1923

972. Japanese Imperialism and Korea. O Kaufman. “Novye Vostok” (The New East) Vol. 5. pp. 88-100. (In Russian). 1924

973. The Youth in the Revolutionary Movement in Korea. S. Dalin with a foreword by F. Raskolnicov. “Novaya Moskva” 126, 2 page s (In Russian) 1924

974. Massacre of Koreans in Japan, Korean Independence Movement. Pamphlet. pp. 12. 1924

975. Unabhangigkeitsbewegung Koreas und Japanische Erobe- rungspolitik. Kolu Li. pp. 32. 8vo. Berlin. 1924

976. Korean Problem ; A Test for Japan. K Mitsukawa. Trans- Pacific Tokyo 10:4-5. March 8. 1924

977. Japan’s New Policy in Korea and Formosa. R. Hayden (1) Foreign Affairs, N. Y. 2 :474-87. March, (2) Far Eastern Review, N. Y. 20 :207-11 May 1924

978. Korea in the Grip of Japan. N. O. Winter. Current History. Magazine of New York Times. 20 : 818-23 Aug. 1924

979. Saito ; His Work in Korea ; An Appreciation. G. B. Rea. Far Eastern Review. N. Y. 20 : 565. Dec. 1924 [page 78]

980. Korea under the Administration of Viscount Saito. The Young East, Vol. 1. pp. 15-20. 1924

981. Korea Likes Japan’s Rule, Saito Says. Trans-Pacific Tokyo 12 :15, May 23. 1926

982. Korean Movement. H. Hosoi. Trans-Pacific Tokyo 12:4 June 6. 1925

983. Korean Kingdom, S. Nakaro. Trans-Pacific. Tokyo. 12:5 June 6. 1925

984. Korean-Manchurian Border. M. D. Kennedy. Trans-Pacific. 12 : 6 June 27. 1925

985. On the Seventh Anniversary of the Revolution in Korea. Pak Rikchun. “The Peasants’ International” Nos. 3-5. pp. 78-76 (In Russian) 1926

986. Under the Yoke of Japanese Imperialism. Kim. “A Sketch of Contemporary Korea” edited by K. Harnski. pp. 151 Vladivostok. (In Russian) 1926

987. Korea as a Free Place of Japanese Expansion on the Shores of Asia. “War and Revolution”. Vol. 4. pp. 131-143. (In Russian) 1926

988. Europe and the East. N. D. Harris. New York. 1926

989. Who Owns Korean Soil ? (Japan and Korea) Trans-Pacific 13:5 Feb. 20. 1926

990. Militarism in Korea. Trans-Pacific, 13: 4, March 6. 1926

991. New Korea, by A. Ireland. Reviewed by M. Saito. (See No. 581, History) Far Eastern Review N. Y. 23 :103-4 March. 1927

992. Japan and Korea. S. Rice. Asiatic Review, London 23:673- 84. Oct. 1927

993. Koreans Demanding End of Persecution. Trans-Pacific, 15: 13. Dec. 24. 1927

994. Koreans in Manchuria. F. H. Hedges. Trans-Pacific 15: Dec 31. 1927

995. Korea’s Progress Under Japanese Rule (Japanese Viewpoint) R. O. Matheson. Current History Magazine of N. Y. Times 28:833-8 Sept. 1928

996. The Far East. Payson Treat. pp. xi, 549, N. Y. Korea: Chaps XXVI- & XXXIV. 1928

IV. TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION
Nos. 6. & 14. Narrative of an Unlucky Voyage and Imprisonment in Korea; Hamel. 1670

No. 51. Voyage of the “Samarang”. Belcher. 1848

No. 105. L’Eglise de Coree. Dallet. 1874

No. 141. Korea. Ross.

No. 142. A Forbidden Lane. Oppert. 18801880 [page 79]

997. Corea—article—Cyclopedia of Political Science. Chicago. 1881

998. Corea, the Hermit Nation. Bulletin of the American Geographical Society ‘81. NO. 3. 1881

999. Account of a Secret Trip in the Interior of Korea. W. J. K enny, pp. 7. Asiatic Society of Japan. Vol. XI, part II. (L. RAS. U.) 1882

1000. The Coreans. A. H. Keane. Nature. 26:344. London. 1882

1001. Corea in 1882. Spectator. 55:1133-1280. 1882

1002. Corea. R. S. Gundry. Dublin Review. Dublin, 91:373. 1882

No- 390. Corea, the Hermit Nation. W. E. Griffis. XVII, pp. 462. Demy 8vo. London. Revised and enlarged to pp. 506 in 1907. 1882

1003. Griffis on Corea. Dial Chicago. 3:167. Literary World, Boston. 13:392. Athenaeum. London. 1:27l. Spectator. London. 56:677. 1883

1004. Visit to the West Coast and Capital of Korea. J. C. Hall, pp. 14. Asiatic Society of Japan, Vol. XI, Part II. Notes on the Capital of Korea. H. A. C. Bonar. pp. 17. Asiatic Society of Japan. Vol. XI, Part II. (L. RAS. U.) 1883

1005. The Middle Kingdom, S. W. Williams. Vols. 2. Corea: Vol. I. pp 190-194 ; VoL. II pp. 92, 169, 190. (L. U.) 1883

1006. Corea. R. S. Gundry. Quarterly Review. 155.173. London. Little’s Living Age. Boston. 156:771. Saturday Review, London. 55:115. Westminster Review, London. 122:74. 1884

1007. La Coree. G. Baudens. pp. 38. (L.) 1884

1008. Le Royaume Solitaire. Ed. Plauchut. pp. 32. “ Revue des Deux Mondes” Feb. Paris. 1884

1009. Report by Mr. Carles on a J ourney in Korea. pp. 12. British Foreign Office. (L.) 1884

1010. Notes of a Trip to Korea in 1883. G. W. Morrison, pp. 18. North China Branch of Royal Asiatic Society. (L. RAS.) 1884

1011. Observations upon the Korean coast, Japanese-Korean Ports, and Siberia made during a journey from the Asiatic Station to the United States through Siberia and Europe June 3— September 8, 1882. B. H. Buckingham, C. Foulk and W. McLean. Demy 8vo. pp. 173, map. 1884

1012. Notes on Korea. A. W. D. pp. 81. (Printed in Shanghai) “The Star in the East”. (L.) 1884

1013. Corea. pp. 12. Extracts from Scherzer’s French Translation of “Tchao-Sien Tche”. N. China Branch R. A. S. Vol. XVIII. Translated into English by Charles Gould. (L.) 1884

1014. Report by Mr. Carles of a Journey in Two of the Central Provinces of Korea in Oct 1883. pp. 12. British Foreign Office Pub. London. (L.) 1884 [page 80]

1015. La Coree. Paul Tournaford. 1885

1016. Report of a Journey by Mr. Carles. pp. 32. British Foreign Office. London. (L.). 1885

1017. Trip to Korea, pp. 57. Reprint from North China Daily News. Shanghai. 1885

1018. Corea. Our Trip to Seoul. Tinsley’s Magazine. 36:234. London. 1885

1019. Chosen, the Land of the Morning Calm. Percival Lowell. pp. x, 402, 8vo. illus. maps. Boston. (L. U.) 1885

1020. Corea, Without and Within. W. E. Griffis. pp. 315. 8vo. Phila. (L.U.) 1885

1021. Land und Leute in Korea, pp. 20. von S. C. Gottsche. 1886

1022. Recent Journeys in Korea. W. R. Carles. pp. 24. Proceedings Royal Geographical Society. London. May. 1886

1023. Corea ; Lowell’s Chosen. Lit. World. Boston. 17:21. Athenaeum. London I:289. 1886

1024. Korea. R. S. Gundry. Spectator. London, 59:55L 1886

1025. A Trip to North China and Corea. J. D. Rees. pp. 21. Asiatic Quarterly Review. London. Vol. 3 :356. (L.) 1887

1026. Report by Mr. H. E. Fulford of a Journey in Manchuria. British Foreign Office. London. pp. 18. (L.) 1887

1021. Life in Corea. W. R. Carles, pp. xiv, 317, 8vo. London. Chaps. XVIII and XIX describe political events of ‘84-’85. (L. RAS. U.) 1888

1028. The Long White Mountain. A Journey in Manchuria. H. E. M. James. 1888

1029. Report of a Visit to Fusan and Yuensan. pp. 4. British Foreign Office. London. (L.)

1030. Life in Corea, Carles. W. E. Griffis. Nation N. Y. 46 :491. Spectator. London. 61:1265. 1888

1031. The Hermit Land. Chamber’s Journal. Edinburgh. 65:209 1888

1032. The Koreans at Home. Frank G. Carpenter. pp. 1889

1033. De Seoul a Quelpaert et voyage de retour par Fousan, Won- San et Vladivostock. Chaille-Long. Bulletin de la Societe de Geographie. Paris. Vol. X, Part 3, pp. 425-444. 8vo. 1890

1034. A Journey in the North of Corea in 1889. C. W. Campbell. British Foreign Office, London. pp.38. (L.) 1891

1035. To the Yaloo and Beyond. J. S. Gale. Korean Repository I. 27, 51, 75. 1892

1036. A Visit to a Famous Mountain (Kay-Riong-San) D. L. Gifford. Korean Repository I. 41-45. 1892

1087. The Island of Quelpart. Bertha S. Ohlinger. Korean Repository, I, 94-96. 1892 [page 81]

1038. A Trip to the Mont Blanc of Korea. H. Goold-Adams. Korean Repository I. 237-244, 269-277, 300-307. 1892

1039. Suggestions on Travelling in Korea. S. A. Moffett Korean Repository I, 325-330. 1892

1040. Korea From its Capital Geo. W. Gilmore. pp. 321, Illus. 8vo. Philadelphia. (U.) 1892

1041. Mountains and Mountaineers of Korea. C. W. Campbell. Popular Science Monthly, New York, 41:229. 1892

1042. Wanderings and Wonderings ; India, Burma, Kashmir, Ceylon, Singapore, Java, Siam, Japan, Manilla, Formosa, Korea, China, Cambodia, Australia, New Zealand, Alaska, the States. J. J. Aubertin. pp. 446, illus., map, 8vo. London. 1892

1043. Corea. A. Michie. Asiatic Review, London. 14 : 317. (also- Scottish Rev. 24 : 387, 1894). 1892

1044. Where is Fusang ? F. Ohlinger. Korean Repository I, 338- 364 1892

1045. Gilmore’s Korea from its Capital. W. E. Griffis. Nation, New York. 56 :426. 1893

1046. Life with Trans-Siberian Savages—in Russia, North of India, Thibet, China, Korea & Siberia. B. D. Howard, 8vo. London. 1893

1047. A Visit to Corea. A. H. Savage-Landor. Little’s Living Age, Boston. 202:689. Eclectic Magazine. New York. 123:383. Fortnightly Rev. London. 62:184. 1894

1048. Korea and the Sacred White Mountain. Capt. A. E. J. Cavendish. pp. 224, illus. map. 8vo. London. (L.U.) 1894

1049. Cavendish’s “Corea and the Sacred White Mountain” Saturday Review, London. 77:700. 1894

1050. Korea i vara daga. ofvers pp. l-96. 8vo. Stockholm. 1894

105. Nell. Asia orientale, impressioni e note di viaggio. L. Nocentini. pp. 312. Small 8vo. Firenze. 1894

1052. Corea, China, and Japan. R. S. Gundry. Fortnightly Review, London. 62:618. 1894

1053. Corea. A. Kirchoff. Around the World, New York. 1:192. 1894

1054. Story of China and Japan. With a Sketch of Corea and Coreans. J. H. Clark. Washington D. C. 1894

1055. Les Coreens vis-a-vis des Chinois et des Japonais. D. Marceron. 8vo. 1894

1056. Corea or Cho-sen. A. H. Savage-Landor. pp. xvi, 304, illus. 8vo. London. (L. U.) 1895

1057. Quaint Korea. Louise J. Miln. pp. viii, 306. 8vo. London. (L. U.) 1895

1068. Places of Interest in Seoul with History and Legends. H. N. Allen. Korean Repository II. 127-133, 182-214. 1895 [page 81]

1059. Places of Interest in Korea: White Head Mt.; Kou Wul San ; Diamond Mt.; Kiong-Chiu ; Songdo ; Kangwha. Mrs. D. L. Gifford. Korean Repository II. pp. 281-287. (Reprinted Korea Review Vol. V. 385-3930 1895

1060. Wolung. Do (Dagelet Island) F. H. Morsel. Korean Repository II. 412-413. 1895

1061. Savage-Landor’s Corea. Saturday Rev. London. 79:351. 1895

1062. Japan, Korea and China ; the Mongol Triad. M. A. Hamm. Overland Monthly. San Francisco. New Series vol. 25: 130. 1895

1063. Unpleasant Reminiscences of Corea. Chamber’s. Jr. 72:78 1895

1064. Korea. M. A. Pogio. pp. 248. Vienna. (German, from the Russian of von Ursyn-Pruszynski) (L, U.) 1895

1065. Korea. E. von Hesse-Wartegg. pp. 239, 8vo. Dresden. (L. U.) (Revised in 1904.) 1895

1066. Corea. C. T. Gardner. pp. 50 & plates. Australasian Assocition for the Advancement of Science. (L.) 1895

1067. La Coree. E. Fourer. 1895

1068. Korea, translation of La Coree-Fourer by P. Wilhelm. pp.

300. 1895

1069. A Cycle of Cathay. W. A. P. Martin. pp. 457. (Reviseded. 1900—Korea : pp, 402-406.) (L. U.) 1896

1070. Corea, Past, Present and Future. W. E. Griffis. Chautaquan. 22:461. 1896

1071. Portraits Jaunes (Coreens, Japonais, Chinois) Scenes de la vie chinoise. L. Vigneron. pp. 159, illus. Large 8vo. Tours. (Korea pp. 1-15) 1896

1072. Asia: A. H. Keane. 2 vols. 8vo. London. (Korea pp. 321-341 1896

1073. Up the Han River. F. S. Miller. Korean Repository, III. 66-72. 1896

1074. In the Diamond Mts. F. S. Miller. Korean Repository, III. 101-107. 1896

1075. From the Diamond Mts. to Wonsan. F. S. Miller. Korean Repository, III, 194-198. 1896

1076. Koreans in Russian Manchuria. Mrs. I. B. Bishop. Korean Repository, IV. 41-44. 1897

1077. Pyengyang. J. Hunter Wells. Korean Repository, IV. 57-59. 1897

1078. A Trip across Northern Korea. J. S. Gale. Korean Repository, IV. 81-89. 1897

1079. The Fifty-Three Buddhas and the Nine Dragons. W. B. Scranton. Korean Repository, IV. 321-324. 1897 [page 83]

1080. Carpenter’s Geographical Reader.—Asia. F. G. Carpenter. pp. 304. (Korea section pp. 17.) 12 mo. New York. 1897

1081. Korean Interviews. E. S. Morse. Popular Science. New York, 15 : J. 1897

1082. Japan Described and Illustrated by the Japanese. F. Brinkley. pp. 382. Folio, Boston. (Japan’s debt to continental neighbours pp. 98-112) 1897

1083. Ein Zug nach Osten. Reisebilder aus Indien, Birmaf Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Java, Siam, China, Ostsibirien, Japan, Alaska & Canada. M. Schaug. 2 vols. pp. 423 & 426, large 8vo. Hamburg. 1897

1084. Everyday Life in Korea. D. L. Gifford. pp. 231, illus. New York. (L.) 1898

1085. Korean Sketches. J. S. Gale. pp. 356. illus. New York. (L. RAS. U.) 1898

1086. An American Cruiser in the Far East. Travels and studies in the Far East, the Aleutian Islands, Behring Sea, Eastern Siberia, Japan, Korea, China, Formosa, Hongkong and the Phillipines. J. D. Ford. New York. (2nd Ed. with account of battle of Manila, pp. 468, illus. 8vo. Cambridge, Mass. 1903) 1898

1087. Situation geographique du Japon et de la Coree. A. Gaubil, T’Oung Pao, Vol. IX. pp. 103-116. 1898

1088. Korea and Her Neighbours. Mrs. I. Bishop. 2 vols. pp. xvii, 261, x, 321, illus., maps. 8vo. London, (L. RAS. U.) 1898

1089. Korea and Her Neighbours (Reviews) Book Buyer, New York. 16:461. Nature, London. 57:512. Athenaeum. 1:77. 1898

1090. Korea and the Koreans. Scottish Review, Paisley. 1898

1091. Korea Changes in the Unchanging East Quarterly Review. London. 187:547. 1898

1092. Glimpses of the Orient ; or Manners, Life and History of the People of China, Japan and Korea, the Philippine, Caroline and Ladrone Islands. White. Illus. 8vo. Philadelphia. pp. 437. 1898

1093. Ostasiatische Wanderungen Skizzen und Erinnerungen aus Indien, China, Japan und Korea. E. Oppert. pp. 221. 8vo. Stuttgart. 1898

1094. Kasa Cave (Pyengyang) Graham Lee. Korean Repository, V. 251-2. 1898

1095. Around the Peninsula to Vladivostock. Korean Repository, V. 363-370. 1898 [page 84]

1096. Wonsan and across the Peninsula. H. G. Appenzeller. Korean Repository, V. 401-408. 1898

1097. Korea. E. H. Parker. Fortnightly Review. 69:224. 1899

1098. Korea and its People. R. B. Peary. Midland Monthly Chicago. 11:224. 1899

1099. Korea. H. B. Hulbert. Independent, N. Y. 51:1220. 1899

1100. Korea and its People. H. B. Hulbert. Forum N. Y. 27:217. 1899

1101. Korea, the Pearl of the Orient. Charlotte M. Sawley. pp. 14. Asiatic Quarterly Review. London. 30:154. 1900

1102. Promenades en Extreme Orient (1895-98) de Marseille a Yokohama, Japon, Formose, iles Pescadores, Siberie, Coree, Chine, pp. 379. 8vo. Paris. Comte de Pimodan. 1900

1103. Souvenir de Seoul. Maurice Courant. Paris (L.) 1900

1104. An American Girl’s Trip to the Orient and Around the World. C. Colbran. pp. 176. small 8vo. Portrait and illus. New York and Chicago. 1900

1105. Korea of To-day. M. G. Humphreys. Harper’s Weekly. 44:798-August 25. 1900

1106. Korea, Hermit Nation. H. Webster. National Geographic Magazine. Washington. 11,144. 1900

1107. Big People and Little People of Other Lands. (China, Japan, Arabia, Korea, India, etc.) E. R. Shaw. pp. 128. Illus. 8vo. New York. 1900

1108. European Settlements in the Far .East ; China, Japan, Corea, Indo-China, Malay States, Siam, etc. pp. 331, 38 plates, map, 8vo. London. 1900

1109. The Tidal Wave in the Yellow Sea. F. H. Morsel. Korea Review, 202-206. 1901

1110. Visit to Korea in 1899. H. F. M. Lewis. Canadian Mag. Toronto. 16:491-6. 1901

llll. Korea. B. Knochenhauer. pp. 117, 8vo. map, Berlin. 1901

1112. Two on Their Travels. Ethel Colquhoun. pp xvi, 242, illus. New York. Korea: Chap XIV. 1902

1113. From West to East. Sir Hubert Jerningham. pp. xiii, 351. 8vo. New York. Korea: Chap X. 1902

1114. Westward to the Far East. (Japan, Corea, India, Siam, Java, Beering, China). Eliza R. Scidmore. C. P. R. pp. 61. Illus. Map. 8vo. Montreal. 1902

1115. Geschichte von Japan, China und Korea. M. V. Brandt. pp. 116, illus and map, 8vo. Lipzig. 1902

1116. En. Extreme-Orient 1900-01. Recits et notes de voyage, Ceylon, Java, Siam, Indo-Chine, Ile de Hainan, Chine, Japon, Coree, Siberie. J. Halkin. pp. 446. illus. 8vo. Brusells. 1902 [page 85]

1117. On the Coasts of Cathay and Cipangu Forty Years Ago. W. Blakeney. A record of surveying service in the China, Yellow and Japan Seas and on the seaboard of Korea and Manchuria in the old British sailing frigate “Actaeon”. pp. xx, 353, maps, sketches. 8vo. London. 1902

1118. Korea, the Pigmy Empire. W. E. Griffis. New England Mag. n. s. 26:455-70. Overland Monthly, San Francisco. June. 39:945-54. 1902

1119. From Fusan to Wonsan by Pack Pony. H. O. T. Burkwall. Korea Review, II, 529-533. III. 18-22, 59-65, 101-104. 1902

1120. Bridges and Walls of Seoul. (Legends). Korea Review. III, 101-110. 1903

1121. The Fortress of Puk-han. Seung-Keung Oh. Korea Review, III. 444-451. 1903

1122. L’Impero di Corea. Carlo Rossetti. pp. 30, 2 maps. Crown 8vo, Rome. 1903

1123. Pauvre et Douce Coree. Georges Dacrocq. pp. 87 illus. 8vo. Paris. (U.) 1908

1124. Orient lointain: Chine, Coree, Uongolie, Japon. lm- pressions et souvenirs de sejour et de tourisme. pp. 23, 313. Illus. 8vo. Paris. 1908

1125. Aus dem Oaten (Reisen in Sachalin Ostsibirien, der Mand- schurei, China und Korea). Dr. K. Hefele. Mitteilungen der deutschen Gesellschaft fur die Natur und Volkerkunde Ostasiens in Tokyo. Vol. IX, Part II. pp. 169-272, 8vo. 1903

1126. Impression of Korea. R. J. Parrer. 19th Century, London. 54:919-25. Dec. 1903. Little’s Living Age, Boston. 240: 158-63. Jan. 16, 1904. Review of Reviews, N. Y. 29:87-8. Jan. 1904

1127. Corea e Coreani. Lieut. Carlo Rossetti. pp. 300. Illus. Cr. 8vo, Rome. 1904

1128. In the Uttermost East. An account of investigations among the Natives and Russian convicts of the Island of Sakhaline. With notes of travel in Korea, Siberia and Manchuria. C. H. Hawes. pp. 478, illus, and maps, 8vo. Korea: pp. 1-16. 1904

1129. Note on Haiju. S. F. Moore. Korea Review, IV, 207-211 1904

1130. En Coree. Emile Bourdaret. pp. 357. Illus. 8vo. Paris. (U.) 1904

1131. Manchuria and Korea. H. J. Whigam. pp. 245. Demy 8vo. Korea: Chaps, XII, XIII, XIV. London. (L.U.) 1904

1132. Koreans at Home. Constance Tayler. pp. 80. illus. 8vo. London. (U.) 1904

1133. Korea. Angus Hamilton. pp. xii, 313. London. (L. U.) 1904 [page 86]

1134. Korea. G. H. Col’yer. Geographical Journal. London. 23:48. 1904

1135. A. Hamilton’s Korea. Spectator, London. 92:258. 1904

1136. Walking through Korea. B. P. Terry. Outing. N. Y. 43:433-40. Jao. 1904

1137. Korea. Carus. Open Court. Chicago. 18:218. 1904

1138. Chine du Nord et de l’Ouest ; Coree ; le Transiberien. Guide Madrolle. 8vo. Paris. 1904

1139. Japonais, Coreens et Mandcbous. A. de Claparede. Le Globe. Vol 43, pp. 89-93. Geneve. 1904

1140. L’Extreme Orient en images: Coree, Mandchourie, Japon. J. L. Neziere. 400 illus. some colored. 4to. Paris. 1904

No. 697. Far Eastern Impressions ; Japan, Korea, China. E. F. G. Hatch. Index, pp. 14, 258. 88 illus. and 3 maps. 8vo. London, America. Ed. Chcago. (L. U.) 1904

1141. LaRuerie’s Korea. A. Laugel. Nation, N. Y. 78:106-7. Feb. 11. 1904

1142. Along the Yalu River. M. H. Hamm. Independent, N. Y. 56:709-14. March 31. 1904

1143. Korea and its People. World’s Work. 3:445-52, April. 1904

1144. From Japan to Korea. H. G. Ponting. Harper’s Weekly, N. Y. 48 : 589-91. April 16. 1904

1145. Far Eastern Impressions : Japan, Korea, China. E. F. G. Hatch. Reviewed Atlantic Monthly. Boston. 1: 681. May 8. 1904

1146. From Chemulpo to Seoul. G. Casserly. little’s Living Age. Boston. 241:613-21. MacMillan Mag. 90:19. June 4.

1147. A War-time Adventure in Korea. H. S. Meserve. Harper’s Weekly. 48:1172-3. July 30. 1904

1904

1148. Description of Korea ; the Land of the Morning Calm. G. Kennan. Outlook, N. Y. 78:363-9. Oct 8. 1904

1149. Barton Holmes Lectures. Vol. 10, Containing Seoul, the capital of Korea. Japan the country, the cities, pp. 336. Roy. 8vo. N. Y. 1905

1150. Life of Isabella Bird. (Mrs. Bishop). A. M. Stoddart. pp. 461. 8vo. London. (L. U.) 1905

1151. Journey through Korea. A. J. Brown. Chautauquan. 41: 490-3. Aug. 1906

1152. Gateways of Korea. A. J. Brown. Chautauquan. 41:404- 500. August. 1905

1153. Korea: Reiseschilderung. S. Genthe. pp. 343. Berlin. (L. U.) 1905

1154. Eine Eisenbahnfahart in Nord-Korea. A. A. Pieters. Der Feme Oaten . Vol.3. 1905 [page 87]

1155. The City of Yeng-byun. C. D. Morris. Korea Review, V. 134-135. 1905

1156. Northern Korea. J. Hunter Wells. Korea Review, V. 139- 141. 1905

1157. A Visit to Quelpart. A. A. Pieters. Korea Review, V. 172- 179:215-219. 1905

1158. Unknown Land. R. H. Sidebotham. Korea Review, V. 223-227. 1906

1159. Six Hundred Miles Overland. J. Robert Moose. Korea Review, V. 241-249. 1905

1160. A Visit to Pyengyang. Korea Review, V. 287-292. 1905

1161. The Caves of Korea. Korea Review, V. 292-298, 1905

1162. La Coree. A. Legrand. Bulletin de la Societe Britonne de Geographies 1905. No. 98, pp. 315-351. 1906. No. 99, pp. 391-413. 1905

1163. En Courant le Monde ; Canada, Etats-Unis, Coree, Japan, Mexique. M..de Perigny. 8vo. Paris. 1906

1164. Tagebuchblatter aus Sibirien, Japan, Hinter-Indien, Australien, China, Korea. M. Huber. pp. 504. 100 illus. large 8vo. Zurich. 1906

1165. Empires and Emperors of Russia, China, Korea, and Japan,

and recollections. Count Vay de Vaya ana Luskod. Roy. 8vo, London. Korea: Chaps. VIII, IX. X. pp. 189-306 (L. RAS.) Vay de Vaya-German Edition. pp. 314. 8vo Berlin. 1906

No. 537. The Passing of Korea. H. B. Hulbert. pp. 473. Illus. London. (L. RAS. U.) (Descriptive : page s 215-461) 1906

1166. Meine Hochzeitsreise durch Korea wahrend des Russisch- japanischen Krieges. Rudolf Zabel. pp. xvi, 462. illus. 8vo. Altenburg. (U) 1906

1167. A Trip to Sorai Beach. J. W. Hirst. Korea Review, VI, 27-34. 1906

1168. Korea. The Nature and People of the Far East. Dyukov. Nos. 21, 22, 24, and 26 (In Russian) 1906

1169. Gleanings by the Wayside, (Hay-in-sa Monastery) W. E. Smiths Korea Review, VI, 161-165. 1906

1170. Kennan and Korea. Korea Review, VI, 203-217. 1906

1171. Ul-leuncr Do. (Daeelet Island) Korea Review. VI. 281-285. 1906

1172. The Prophets of Seoul. (Legends) Korea Review, VI. 294- 301. 1906

1173. What to see at Pyengyang. Seung-Keun Oh. Korea Review, VI. 321-324. 1906

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