Korea and her neighborsFront matterReading editionChapter navigation49 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterKOREA And Her NeighborsPreface.Author’s Prefatory Note.Introductory materialINTRODUCTORY CHAPTERChapter I · FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF KOREAChapter II · FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF THE CAPITALChapter III · THE KUR-DONGChapter IV · SEOUL, THE KOREAN MECCAChapter V · THE SAILING OF THE SAMPANChapter VI · ON THE RIVER OF GOLDEN SANDChapter VII · VIEWS AFLOATChapter VIII · NATURAL BEAUTY—THE RAPIDSChapter IX · KOREAN MARRIAGE CUSTOMSChapter X · THE KOREAN PONY—KOREAN ROADS AND INNSChapter XI · DIAMOND MOUNTAIN MONASTERIESChapter XII · ALONG THE COASTChapter XIII · IMPENDING WAR—EXCITEMENT AT CHEMULPOChapter XIV · DEPORTED TO MANCHURIAChapter XV · A MANCHURIAN DELUGE—A PASSENGER CART—AN ACCIDENTChapter XVI · MUKDEN AND ITS MISSIONSChapter XVII · CHINESE TROOPS ON THE MARCHChapter XVIII · NAGASAKI—WLADIVOSTOKChapter XIX · KOREAN SETTLERS IN SIBERIAChapter XX · THE TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILROADChapter XXI · THE KING’S OATH—AN AUDIENCEChapter XXII · A TRANSITION STAGEChapter XXIII · THE ASSASSINATION OF THE QUEENChapter XXIV · BURIAL CUSTOMSChapter XXV · SONG-DO: A ROYAL CITYChapter XXVI · THE PHYÖNG-YANG BATTLEFIELDChapter XXVII · NORTHWARD HO!Chapter XXVIII · OVER THE AN-KIL YUNG PASSChapter XXIX · SOCIAL POSITION OF WOMENChapter XXX · EXORCISTS AND DANCING WOMENChapter XXXI · THE HAIR-CROPPING EDICTChapter XXXII · THE REORGANIZED KOREAN GOVERNMENT[43]Chapter XXXIII · EDUCATION AND FOREIGN TRADEChapter XXXIV · DÆMONISM OR SHAMANISMChapter XXXV · NOTES ON DÆMONISM CONCLUDEDChapter XXXVI · SEOUL IN 1897[59]Chapter XXXVII · LAST WORDS ON KOREAAPPENDIX A. MISSION STATISTICS FOR KOREA, 1896.APPENDIX B Direct Foreign Trade of Korea, 1886-96APPENDIX C Return of Principal Articles of Export (net) to Foreign Countries for the Years 1896-95APPENDIX DAPPENDIX EINDEXBeginning of this editionNext chapter →KOREA And Her NeighborsAll chapters and sections (49)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsKOREA And Her NeighborsPreface.Author’s Prefatory Note.Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsINTRODUCTORY CHAPTERChapters12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637Other sectionsAPPENDIX A. MISSION STATISTICS FOR KOREA, 1896.APPENDIX B Direct Foreign Trade of Korea, 1886-96APPENDIX C Return of Principal Articles of Export (net) to Foreign Countries for the Years 1896-95APPENDIX DAPPENDIX EINDEXKOREA, AND HER NEIGHBORS◇MRS. BISHOP’S TRAVELING PARTY.◇KOREA And Her Neighbors →
