* Handbook for Central and Northern Japan, with maps and plans. Satow and Hawes. 1 vol. 16mo, pp. 489. This work, which leaves nothing to be desired as a guide-book, contains several references to Corean art and history. ** The Wild Coasts of Nipon. By Captain H. C. St. John (who surveyed some parts of Southern Corea in H.B.M.S. Sylvia). See chap, xii., pp. 235–255, with a map of Corea. ** Darlegung aus der Geschichte und Geographie Coreas. Pfizmaier. 8vo, pp. 56. Vienna, 1874. † Petermann’s Mittheilungen, No. 1, Carte No. 19, 1871. ** Das Konigreich Korea. Von Kloden. Aus allen Welth., x., Nos. 5 u. 6. † Corea. Geographical Magazine. (S. Mossman.) vi. p. 148, 1877. † Corea. By Captain Allen Young, Royal Geographical Society. Vol. ix., No. 6, pp. 296–300. ** China, with an Appendix on Corea. By Charles Eden. 1 vol., pp. 281–322. London. A popular compilation. ** Korea and the Lost Tribes, and Map and Chart of Korea. Text and illustrations. The title of this work is sufficient. Even the bibliography of Corea has a comic side. ** Chi-shima (Kurile Islands) and Russian Invasion. A lecture delivered in Japanese, before the Tōkiō United Geographical Society, February 24, 1882. By Admiral Enomoto. This valuable historical treatise, translated for the Japan Mail and Japan Herald, contains much information about Russian operations in the countries bordering the North Pacific and the Coreans north of the Tumen. † Bulletin de la Société Geographique, 1875. Corean villages in the Russian possessions described. ** Ravensteins, The Russians on the Amoor. London, 1861. † Die Insel Quelpart. Deutsche Geogr. Blätter, 1879. iii., No. 1, S. 45–46. † A Trip to Quelpaert. Nautical Magazine, 1870, No. 4, p. 321–325. ** The Edinburgh Review of 1872, and Fortnightly Review of 1875, contain articles on Corea. * The Missionary Record of the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland, Edinburgh, containing the Correspondence and Notes of the Missionaries laboring among the Chinese and Coreans, and who have translated the New Testament into Corean. † La Corée, par M. Paul Tournafond, editor of L’Exploration, a geographical journal published in Paris, which contains frequent notes on Corea. † La Corée, ses Ressources, son avenir commercial, par Maurice Jametel. L’Economiste Français, Juillet 23, 1881. * The Japan Herald, The Japan Mail, The Japan Gazette, L’Echo du Japan, of Yokohama, and North China Herald, Shanghae, have furnished much information concerning recent events in Corea. Corea, the Last of the Hermit Nations. Sunday Magazine, New York, May, 1878. Corea and the United States. The Independent, New York, Nov. 17, 1881. Corea, the Hermit Nation. Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, New York, 1881, No. 3. Chautauqua Text-Books, No. 34. Asiatic History; China, Corea, Japan. 16mo, pp. 86. New York, 1881. Library of Universal Knowledge, articles Corea, Fusan, Gensan, Kang-wa, etc. New York, 1880.