Korea -- History; Korea -- Social life and customs
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By Captain Sir E. Belcher. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 574–378. London, 1848. Vol.
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* American Commerce with China. By Gideon Nye, Esq. In the Far East.
Shanghae, 1878. A history of the commercial relations of the United
States with China, especially before 1800.
* Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States, China, and Japan,
1866–81.
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* Private Notes, Charts, and Maps of Officers of the United States Navy
who were in Corea in 1871.
** A Summer Dream of ’71. A Story of Corea. By T. G. The Far East.
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* Journey through Eastern Mantchooria and Korea. By Walton Grinnell.
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† The Leading Men of Japan. By Charles Lanman. Boston, 1882. Contains a
chapter on Corea.
* Manuscript volume of pencil notes made by Kawamura Kuanshiu, an
officer on the Japanese gunboat Unyo-kuan, during her cruise and
capture of the Kang-wa Fort, 1875. Partly printed in the Japan Mail.
* Journals of Japanese Military and Diplomatic Officers who have
visited Corea, and Correspondence of the Japanese newspapers, from
Seoul, Fusan, Gensan, etc. These have been partly translated for the
English press at Yokohama.
* Correspondence, Notes, Editorials, etc., in the English and French
newspapers published in China and Japan.
** Maru-maru Shimbun (Japanese Punch).
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1882.
* Chō-sen Jijo. A short Account of Corea, its History, Productions,
etc. 2 vols. Tōkiō, 1875.
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Hakushi. 2 vols. Tōkiō, 1875.
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Adams. 1 vol., pp. 334. London, 1870. See chaps, x., xi., pp. 125–166.
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49–54.
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charts, etc. New York, 1880.
** Journeys in North China. By Rev. A. Williamson. 2 vols. 16mo.
London, 1870. Besides a chapter on Corea, this work contains an
excellent map of the country north and east of Chō-sen
** The Middle Kingdom. By S. Wells Williams.
** Consular Reports in the Blue Books of the British Government,
especially the Reports of Mr. McPherson, Consul at Niu-chwang. January,
1866.
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