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246. Bishop Stephen Neill. The Cross over Asia. London: Canterbury Press. 1948.
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254. Frank Elias. The Far East: China, Korea & Japan. London: Adam and Charles Black. 1913.
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269. The Jerusalem Meeting of the International Missionary Council, March 24 – April 8, 1928. VI. The Christian Mission in Relation to Rural Problems. 2. Rural Korea: A Preliminary Survey of Economic, Social and Religious Conditions. Edmund deSchweinitz Brunner. New York / London: International Missionary Council.
270. The Korea Digest 1936.
271. Carl Berger. The Korea Knot: A Military-Political History. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. 1957.
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303. The Net Cast in Many Waters: Sketches from the Lives of Missionaries for 1870, edited by Anne Mackenzie. London: Bemrose. 1870. [includes pp 135-140, 145-152 French Missions: Corea on the East Coast of China.]
304. Charles Allen Clark. The Nevius Plan for Mission Work: Illustrated in Korea. Seoul: Christian Literature Society. 1937.
305. Sherwood Eddy. The New Era in Asia. New York: Missionary Education Movement. 1913.
306. Arthur Diosy. The New Far East. London: Cassell. 1898.
307. Thomas F. Millard. The New Far East: An Examination Into The New Position Of Japan And Her Influence Upon The Solution Of The Far Eastern Question, With Special Reference To The Interests Of America And The Future Of The Chinese Empire. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1906.
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315. Hugh Heung-Wo Cynn. The Rebirth of Korea: The Reawakening of the People, its Causes and the Outlook. New York: The Abingdon Press. 1920.
316. Horace Grant Underwood. The Religions of East Asia. New York: Macmillan. 1910.
317. Joseph Waddington Graves. The Renaissance of Korea. Philadelphia: Philip Jaisohn. 1920.
318. Robert T. Oliver. The Republic of Korea Looks Ahead. Reprinted from Current History, September and October, 1948.
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321. Henry Chung. The Russians Came to Korea. Seoul: The Korean Pacific Press. 1947.
322. The Russo-Japanese War. A photographic and descriptive review. New York: P. F. Collier. 1904.
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326. Mrs. J. B. Cobb. The Story of the Years in Korea. Women’s Missionary Council, Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [1917]
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328. B. L. Putnam Weale. The Truth about China and Japan. New York: Dodd, Meade. 1919.
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379. 2020 Essay Contest: Award Winning Essays