Korea-Related Books in Brother Anthony’s Library in
chronological order of publication
Recueil de Voyages au Nord, Contenant divers
Mémoires très utiles au Commerce & à la Navigation. Tome
Quatrieme. Nouvelle Edition. Amsterdam: Jean Frederic Bernard
1732. (Includes Hamel and a general description of Korea)
The General History of China: Containing A Geographical,
Historical, Chronological, Political and Physical Description of
the Empire of China, Chinese-Tartary, Corea and Thibet, Including
an Extract and Particular Account of Their Customs, Manners,
Ceremonies, Religion, Arts and Sciences. The whole adorned with
curious maps and variety of copper-plates. Done from the French of
P. Du Halde. Volume the Fourth. London: John Watts. 1736. (This is
the first edition. The binding is broken.) Corea begins on page
381, the following is from the 2nd edition:
http://anthony.sogang.ac.kr/HaldeAccountKorea.pdf
Histoire Universelle, depuis le commencement du monde jusqu'a
present. Composee en Anglois par une Societe de Gens de Lettres,
Nouvellement traduite en Francois par une Societe de Gens de
Lettres. Enrichie de figures et de cartes. Histoire Moderne. Tome
13. Paris: Moutard. 1783. [Contains Book 15: Tartares Orientaux;
first part of Book 16 about China (Corea and Japan were covered in
the following Tome 14, alas)
[See the original English of the portion about Korea at:
http://archive.org/stream/modernpartofuniv08lond#page/520/mode/2up
].
The voyage of La Pérouse round the world in the years 1785, 1786,
1787, and 1788, with the nautical tables / arranged by M.L.A.
Milet Mureau; to which is prefixed, Narrative of an interesting
voyage from Manilla to St. Blaise; and annexed, Travels over the
continent, with the dispatches of La Perouse in 1787 and 1788, by
M. de Lesseps; translated from the French. Illustrated with
Fifty-one Plates. In two Volumes. Vol. II. London: Printed for
John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1798. (The account of passing close to
Jeju Island and ‘discovering’ ‘Dagelet Island’ (Ulleung-do) is in
Chapter 1 of Volume 2..)
John McLeod. Voyage of His Majesty’s Ship Alceste, along the Coast
of Corea, to the Island of Lewchew; with an Account of her
subsequent Shipwreck. London: John Murray. 1818 [In original
covers, pages untrimmed] [A second, rebound copy has the
title page missing, and the plates have been vandalized by
schoolboys drawing and writing on them]
Captain Basil Hall. Voyage to Corea and the Island of Loo-Choo. A
new edition with plates. London: John Murray. 1820. [Rebound but
pages untrimmed with a map showing ""Track of the Alceste and Lyra
in the Yellow Sea, West Coast of Corea and Great Loo Choo Islands,
1816."]
Captain Basil Hall. Voyage to Loo-Choo and Other Places in the
Eastern Seas in the Year 1816. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable.
1826.
Bayard Taylor. A Visit to India, China, and Japan in the year
1853. New York: G. P. Putnam. 1855.
Pictorial History of China and India. Edited by Robert Sears. New
York: Robert Sears. 1855.
John Scarth. Twelve Years in China by a British Resident.
Edinburgh: Edmonston & Douglas. 1860.
Perry McDonough Collins. A voyage down the Amoor: with a land
journey through Siberia, and incidental notices of Manchooria,
Kamschatka, and Japan. New York, D. Appleton and company. 1860.
The Japanese in America. Edited by Charles Lanman. New York
University Publishing Co. 1872.
Charles Dallet. Histoire de l’Église de Corée Precedee d’une
Introduction sur l’histoire, les institutions, la langue, les
mœurs et coutumes coréennes. Avec Carte et Planches. Paris:
Librairie Victor Palmé. 2 Volumes. 1874. (almost completely uncut)
Littell’s Living Age: Fifth Series Vol. XIV. April-June 1876.
Boston: Littell and Gay. 1876. Pages 168 – 173. A Glimpse of the
Korea by Cyprian A. G. Bridge. [describes a visit to the islands
known as Port Hamilton]
Samuel Phillips Day. Tea: Its Mystery and History. London:
Simpkin, Marshall. 1878.
L. R. L., [Fannie Roper Feudge]. A Queer People [Japan]. Boston:
Lothrop & Co. nd [1878]
John Ross (seven years resident in Manchuria). History of Korea.
Ancient and modern with description of manners and customs,
language and geography. Paisley: J. & R. Parlane. nd (1879).
(Pencil inscription on flyleaf: “Percival Lowell, Yokohama, August
18, ‘83” Lowell starts the Introduction to his own book about
Korea by saying that he first arrived in Tokyo / Yokohama in
August 1883).
Edwin Arnold. The Light of Asia or The Great Renunciation. Boston:
Roberts Brothers. 1879.
Charles H. Eden. China: Historical and Descriptive with an
Appendix on Corea. London: Marcus Ward. Second edition. 1880.
Ernest Oppert. A Forbidden Land: Voyages to the Corea. New York:
G. P. Putnam’s Sons. 1880.
Isabella L. Bird. Unbeaten Tracks in Japan. 2 volumes in one. New
York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons. [1881]
William Elliot Griffis. Corea: The Hermit Nation. New York:
Charles Scribner's Sons. 1882.
Rev. S. Beal. Buddhism in China. London: SPCK. 1884.
William Elliot Griffis. Corea, without and within: chapters on
Corean history, manners and religion. With Hendrick Hamel's
narrative of captivity and travels in Corea, annotated.
Philadelphia: Presbyterian board of publication. 1885. [with
author’s 1886 autograph dedication to Walter Hough, curator of
Korean items at the Smithsonian]
Percival Lowell. Choson: The Land of the Morning Calm, a Sketch of
Korea. Boston: Ticknor. 1886
H. E. M. James. The Long White Mountain : or, A journey in
Manchuria; with some account of the history, people,
administration and religion of that country. London: Longmans,
Green, and co. 1888.
W. R. Carles. Life in Corea. London: Macmillan. 1888.
G. T. Bettany. The Teeming Millions of the East: A popular account
of the inhabitants of Asia. Ward, Lock. 1889.
L'Abbé Arthur
Piacentini. Mgr Ridel, évêque de Philippolis, vicaire
apostolique de Corée d'après sa correspondance. nd. 3rd edition
[1890?]. Lyon: Emmanuel Vitte. (Pages entirely uncut) Online
text
Heleln S. C. Nevius. Our Life in China. New York: Hurst. 1891.
J. H. Rosny. Printemps parfumé: roman coréen. Paris: E. Dentu.
1892.
Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian
Institution Showing the Operations, Expenditures, and Condition of
the Institution for the Year Ending Kine 30, 1891. Report of the
U.S. National Museum. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1892
[Includes: The Bernadou, Allen, and Jouy Korean Collections, in
the U.S. National Museum, by Walter Hough. Pages 429 - 488.]
Félix Régamey. Japan in Art and Industry. G. P. Putnam’s Sons.
1893.
James Hyde Clark. Story of China and Japan: embracing their
geographical positions, enormous resources, wealth, emperors and
courts, governments and people, manners and customs, how the
people of these great nations live and die and maintain in
oriental splendor the China and Japan of to-day, together with a
sketch of Corea and the Coreans, and causes leading to the
conflict of 1894. Oriental Pub. Co. 1894.
Henry Davenport Northrop. The Flowery Kingdom and the Land of the
Mikado, or China, Japan and Corea, containing their complete
history down to the present time : manners, customs and
peculiarities of the people, superstitions, idol worship,
industries, natural scenery, etc., etc., : together with a graphic
account of the war between China and Japan, its causes, land and
naval battles, etc, etc., With an Introduction by Hon. John
Russell Young, Late American Minister to the Court of China. [No
publisher indicated, Internet Archive indicates Philadelphia :
National publishing company.] 1894.
J. Morris. War in Korea: A brief Treatise upon the Campaign now in
progress, its origin and probable results. London: Ward, Lock and
Bowden. 1894.
A. Henry Savage-Landor. Corea or Cho-Sen the Land of the Morning
Calm. London: William Heinemann. 1895.
Trumbull White. The war in the East : Japan, China, and Corea : a
complete history of the war. Philadelphia ; St. Louis : P.W.
Ziegler & Co. 1895.
Lafcadio Hearn. Out of the East: Reveries and Studies in New
Japan. Boston / New York: Houghton, Mifflin. 1895.
Adrien Launay. Les Missionnaires français en Corée. Paris: Téqui.
1895.
Adrien Launay. Monseigneur Verrolles et la Mission de Mandchourie.
Paris: Téqui. 1895.
Vladimir (John Foreman).The China-Japan War: Compiled from
Japanese, Chinese, and Foreign Sources. New York : Scribner, 1896.
The Rt. Hon. George N. Curzon. Problems In The Far East.
Japan-Korea-China. New and Revised edition, Archibald Constable,
1896
Louise Jordan Milne. Quaint Korea. New York: Charles Scribners
Sons. 1896.
Mrs. Robert C. Morris. Dragons and Cherry-Blossoms. New York:
Dodd, Mead. 1896.
James Herbert Veitch. A Traveller's Notes, or Notes of a Tour
through India, Malaysia, Japan, Corea, the Australian Colonies and
New Zealand during the years 1891-1893. James Veitch & Sons.
1896.
Guide pour rendre propice l'étoile qui garde chaque homme et pour
connaitre les destinées de l'année. Traduit du Coréen par
Hong-Tyong-Ou et Henri Chevalier. Annales du Musée Guimet. Tome
26, 2e partie. Paris: Ernest Leroux. 1897.
Philipp Franz von Siebold. Nippon: Archiv Zur
Beschreibung Von Japan Und Dessen Neben- Und Schutzländern Jezo
Mit Den Südlichen Kurilen, Sachalin, Korea Und Den Liukiu-Inseln.
Würzburg und Leipzig, Leo Woerl. 1897. (2nd edition, 2 volumes)
Missionaries of the Church of England in Corea. Lumen ad
Revelationum Gentium. London: SPCK. 1898.Isabella
L. Bird. Korea and her Neighbours (2 Vols). London: John Murray.
Second impression. 1898.
Isabella L. Bird. Korea and her Neighbors. (2 vols in one) New
York etc: Fleming H. Revell. 1898.
Snap-Shots in the Far East: Interview with Mrs. Bishop. [with
photos, pages 428 – 436, Wide World Magazine. 1898.
James S. Gale. Korean Sketches. Edinburgh /
London: Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier. 1898.
Francis Younghusband. Among the Celestials: A narrative of travels
in Manchuria across the Gobi desert, through the Himalayas to
India. Abridged from "The Heart of a Continent." London: John
Murray. 1898.
Isabella L. Bird. The Yangtze Valley and Beyond. London: John
Murray. 1899.
Henry Davenport Northrop. Travels in the East or China and Japan.
[J. R. Jones]. 1899.
Richard B. Hubbard. The United States in the Far East, or, Modern
Japan and the Orient. Richmond, VA.: B. F. Johnson. 1899.
Les Missions Catholiques: Bulletin Hebdomadaire Illustré. Vol. 31.
1899. Lyon : Bureaux des Missions Catholiques. 1899.
William Elliot Griffis. America in the East. New York. A. S.
Barnes. 1900. [Signed by the author and dedicated to “President
Peirce” as a “souvenir of his most delightful hospitality in
winter days.” This is most probably the Rev. William Foster
Peirce, president of Kenyon College, 1896-1937. Dated “Ithaca,
N.Y. December 11, 1911.”]
Joseph Walton, M.P. China and the Present Crisis. With notes on a
visit to Japan and Korea. London: Sampson Low, Marston. 1900.
Mrs. J. F. Bishop. [Isabella L. Bird] The Yangtze Valley and
Beyond: An Account of Journeys in China, Chiefly in the Province
of Sze Chuan and Among the Man-Tze of the Somo Territory. New
York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons. 1900. 2 Volumes.
Alexis Krausse. The Far East: Its History and Its Question.
London: Grant Richards. 1900.
Arthur Diósy. The New Far East. 3rd edition. London: Cassell.
1900. (with author’s dedication to Joseph Walton M.P.)
European Settlements in the Far East. London: Samson Low, Marston.
1900.
Alexander Hosie. Manchuria: Its People, Resources and Recent
History. London: Methuen. 1901.
Stanley Lane-Poole. Sir Harry Parkes in China. London: Methuen.
1901.
Archer Butler Hulbert. The Queen of Quelparte. Boston: Little
Brown & Co. 1902.
Dr. J.-J. Matignon. L'Orient lointain. A. Storck. 1902.
Les Missions Catholiques Françaises au XIXe siècle. La France au
dehors (6 Tomes - Complet). Tome I : Missions d'Orient ; II :
Abyssinie - Inde - Indo-Chine ; III : Chine et Japon ; IV :
Océanie - Madagascar ; V : Missions d'Afrique ; VI : Missions
d'Amérique. Publiées sous la direction du P. J.-B. Piolet, avec la
collaboration de toutes les Sociétés de Missions, illustrations
d'après des documents originaux. Un des 50 exemplaires sur papier
impérial du Japon numéroté (tous les tomes sont numérotés), 6 vol.
in-8 br. sous couv. rempliée, Librairie Armand Colin, Paris, 1902
- 1903, 430, 510, 504, 512, 512, 520 pp.
Rudolf Zabel. Durch die Mandschurei und Sibirien. Leipzig: Georg
Wigand. 1903.
Elizabeth A. McCully. A Corn of Wheat or The Life of Rev. W.J.
McKenzie of Korea. Toronto: The Westminster Co. 1903.
Félix Regamey. Japon. Paris: Paul Paclot. [1903]
Georges Ducrocq. Pauvre et Douce Corée. Paris: H. Champion. 5ème
édition. 1904
Ernest F. G. Hatch. Far Eastern Impressions: Japan – Korea –
China. London: Hutchinson. 1904.
Angus Hamilton. Korea. London: William Heinemann. Second edition.
1904.
Francis Edward Younghusband. The Heart of a Continent. Fourth
edition. London: John Murray. 1904.
James S. Gale. The Vanguard: A Tale of Korea. New York etc.
Fleming H. Revell. 1904.
Horace Newton Allen. Korea, fact and fancy : being a republication
of two books entitled "Korean tales" and "A chronological index".
Seoul : Methodist Publishing House, 1904.
Marshall Everett. Exciting Experiences in the Japanese-Russian
war. Chicago : H. Neil, 1904.
Frederic William Unger. Russia and Japan and a complete history of
the war in the Far East. [Philadelphia : World Bible House?] 1904.
Constance J. D. Tayler. Koreans at Home. London: Cassell. 1904.
The “Japan-Russia War” No 1 (monthly). Yokohama: The Tanuma
Publishing Co. 1904.
石原和三郎 Ishihara Wasaburō. 日露ぽんち絵噺日本勝捷山 Nichi-Ro ponchi ebanashi
Nihon kachikachiyama. 冨山房 Tōkyō: Fuzanbō. Meiji 37 1904.
[Cartoon book with captions hand-written in English]
Frederick Palmer. With Kuroki in Manchuria. New York: Charles
Scribner’s Sons. 1904.
B. L. Putnam Weale. Manchu and Muscovite: Being letters from
Manchuria written during the Autumn of 1903, with an historical
sketch entitled “Prologue to the Crisis” giving a complete account
of the Manchurian frontiers from the earliest days and the growth
and final meeting of the Russian and Chinese empires in the Amur
region. London: Macmillan. 1904.
Albert J. Beveridge. The Russian Advance. New
York & London: Harper & Brothers. 1904.
C. H. Hawes. In the Uttermost East, Being an Account of
Investigations Among the Natives and Russian Convicts of the
Island of Sakhalin, with Notes of Travel in Korea, Siberia, and
Manchuria. London & New York: Harper Brothers. Second Edition.
1904.
Ethel McCaul. Under the Care of the Japanese War Office. Cassell.
1904.
A Japanese volume of photographs of the Japan-Russian War.
The Russo-Japanese War: A Photographic and Descriptive Review of
the Great Conflict in the Far East. New York: P. F. Collier. 1905.
Sydney Tyler. The Japan Russia War: An Illustrated History of the
War in the Far East. Harrisburg, PA.: Minter. 1905.
Bennet Burleigh. Empire of the East or Japan and Russia at
War.London: Chapman and Hall. 1905.
C. J. Corfe (Bishop). The Anglican Church in Corea: Being
Documents, original and translated, issued by Authority during the
Episcopate of the First Bishop of the Church of England in Corea
between 1889 and 1905. Seoul: The Seoul Press, Hodge & Co.
1905.
Frederick Arthur McKenzie. From Tokyo to Tiflis. London: Hurst
& Blackett. 1905.
Louis L. Seaman. From Tokio through Manchuria with the Japanese.
New York: D. Appleton & Co.. 1905. (with a hand-written
dedication to “Sir John and Lady Wimble With the compliments of
The Author, May 17th, 1923.”) (Sir John Bowring Wimble (1868-1927)
was a British shipping magnate.)
L. H. Underwood. With Tommy Tompkins in Korea. Ney York etc.:
Fleming H. Revell. 1905.
Herbert Strang. Kobo: A Story of the Russo-Japanese War. London:
Blackie & Son. [nd. 1905].
The Burton Holmes Lectures: Volume 10, Seoul, Capital of Korea,
Japan . . . New York: McClure, Phillips . 1905.
Edward S. Ellis and Charles F. Horne. The Story of the Greatest
Nations, Vol. VIII. China, Japan, United States. Francis R.
Niglutsch. 1905.
Carlo Rossetti. Corea e Coreani. 2 volumes. Bergamo: Istituto
Italiano d’Arti Grafiche. 1905.
Archibald Little. The Far East. Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1905.
Madame Claire Vautier et Hippolyte Frandin. En Corée. Paris:
Librairie Ch. Delagrave. [nd. 1905]
H. Lee M. Pike [Henry Lee Mitchell]. Our Little Korean Cousin.
Boston: L. C. Page. 1905.
Homer B. Hulbert. The Passing of Korea. New York: Doubleday Page.
1906.
Herbert Strang. Brown of Moukden: A story of the Russo-Japanese
War. London etc. Blackie and Son. 1906.
Monsignor Count Vay De Vaya and Luskod. Empires and Emperors of
Russia, China, Korea, and Japan: Notes and Recollections . London:
John Murray. 1906.
W. Arthur Noble. Ewa: A Tale of Korea. New Your: Eaton &
Mains. [1906].
George William Knox. The Spirit of the Orient. New York: Thomas Y.
Cromwell. 1906.
R. K. Douglas. Confucianism and Taoism. (Non-Christian Religious
Systems) 6th edition revised. Lodon SPCK. 1906.
John Foster Fraser. The Real Siberia; Together with an Account of
a Dash through Manchuria. London: Cassell. 1902 (1907 reprint).
Jean Perry. Chilgoopie the Glad: A Story of Korea and Her
Children. London: S.W. Partridge. [nd. 1906?].
Jean Perry. The Man in Grey: More About Korea. London: S.W.
Partridge. [nd. 1906? 1911?]
Everard Cotes. Signs and Portents in the Far East. Second Edition.
London: Methuen. 1907.
George Heber Jones. Korea: The Land, People and Customs.
Cincinnati: Jennings & Graham.1907.
F. A. McKenzie. The Unveiled East. London: Hutchinson. 1907
Frederick McCormick. The Tragedy of Russia in Pacific Asia. New
York: The Outing Publishing Company. 2 Vols. 1907.
“Asiaticus.” Reconnaissance in the Russo-Japanese War. Translated
from the German by J. Montgomery, 3rd Hussars. London: Hugh Rees.
1908.
James S. Gale. Korea in Transition. Nashville etc: Methodist
Episcopal Church South. 1909.
Ellasue Canter Wagner. Kim Su Bang and Other Korean Sketches.
Nashville: Publishing House of the M. E. Church South. 1909.
Major Herbert H. Austin. A Scamper through the Far East. London:
Edward Arnold. 1909.
B. Koto. Journeys Through Korea. Journal of the College of
Science, Imperial University of Tokyo. Vol. XXVI Art. 2, June
15th, 1909.
Captain F. R. Sedgwick. 1904: The Russo-Japanese War, A Sketch.
First Period—The Concentration. Special Campaign Series No. 10.
London: Swan Sonnenschein. 1909.
Angus Hamilton, Herbert Henry Austin, Masatake Terauchi. Korea:
Its History, Its People, Its Commerce. (Oriental Series Volume 13)
Boston / Tokyo: J.B. Millet.1910.
Recent Progress in Korea. Complied by H.I.J.M.’s
Residency-General. Printed by Bradbury, Agnew & CO. (U.K.).
1910 (annual report for 1909)
Kyoto. Issued by Kyoto Exhibitors’ Association to the
Japan-British Exhibition. 1910.
E. G. [Emily Georgiana] Kemp. The Face of Manchuria, Korea and
Russian Turkestan. London: Chatto & Windus. 1910.
Joseph H. Longford. The Story of Korea. London: T. Fisher Unwin.
1911.
Price Collier. The West in the East from an American Point of
View. London: Duckworth. 1911.
Minerva L. Guthapfel. The Happiest Girl in Korea and other stories
from the Land of Morning Calm. New York: Fleming H. Revell. 1911.
F. H. King. Farmers of Forty Centuries or Permanent Agriculture in
China, Korea and Japan. Madison, Wis. Mrs. F. H. King. 1911.
Robert P. Porter. The Full Recognition of Japan. Oxford University
Press. 1911.
E. G. [Emily Georgiana] Kemp. The Face of Manchuria, Korea and
Russian Turkestan. New York: Duffield. 1911.
Gilbert H. Grosvenor ed. Scenes from Every Land, 3rd Series
(includes some photos of Korea). Washington: National Geographic
Society. 1912.
Frank Elias. The Far East: China, Korea & Japan. Containing
thirty-two full-page illustrations by various artists. London:
Adam & Charles Black. 1913.
Sherwood Eddy. The New Era in Asia. New York: Missionary Education
Movement of the United States and Canada. 1913.
James Gale. Korean Folk Tales: Imps, Ghosts and Fairies translated
from the Korean of Im Bang and Yi Ryuk. London: J. M. Dent &
Sons. 1913
Eliza R. Scidmore. As the Hague Ordains. New York: The Century.
1914.
T. Philip Terry. Terry’s Japanese Empire Including Korea and
Formosa. Boston/New York: Houghton Mifflin. 1914.
John Lincoln Dearing (ed. + others). The Christian Movement in the
Japanese Empire including Korea and Formos. A Yearbook for 1915.
Conference of Federated Mission,s Japan. 1915.
Joan Rundall (Grigsby). Songs of the Grey Country. London: The
Year Book Press. 1916.
Frederick Starr. Korean Buddhism. History-Condition-Art. Three
Lectures. Boston: Marshall Jones Company, 1918.
C. Appert / Florence Gilmore. For the
Faith: Life of Juste de Bretenières. New York: Catholic Foreign
Mission Society. 1918.
Arthur Judson Brown. The Mastery of the Far East. New York:
Charles Scribner’s Sons. 1919.
Pictorial Chosen and Manchuria: Compiled in Commemoration of the
Decenniel of the Bank of Chosen. October, 1919.
Spencer Dunshee Irwin. Korea and her Oppressor. Granville, Ohio.
1919. (8-page pamphlet)
James A. Walsh. Observations in the Orient by a Maryknoller.
Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America. 1919. (With a
dedication signed by the author) (also a duplicate copy)
Joan Rundall (Grigsby). Peatsmoke. London: H. F. W. Deane &
Sons; The Year Book Press. 1919.
Joseph Waddington Graves. The Renaissance of Korea. Philadelphia:
Philip Jaisohn. 1920.
Hugh Heung-Wo Cynn. The Rebirth of Korea. New York: The Abingdon
Press. 1920.
Charles R. Erdman. Within the Gateways of the Far East. New York:
Fleming H. Revell. 1922.
The Cloud Dream of the Nine. Translated by James S. Gale. London:
Daniel O’Connor. 1922.
E. J. Urquart. Glimpses of Korea.. Mountain View CA.: Pacific
Press Publishing. 1923.
Harry A. Franck. Wandering in Northern China. Century. 1923.
Earthquake Pictorial Edition Part Two. The Osaka Mainichi. (1923?)
Galen M. Fisher. Creative Forces in Japan. New York: Missionary
Education Movement. 1923.
Ferdinand Ossendowski. Man and Mystery in Asia. New York: E. P.
Dutton. 1924.
L’Eglise Catholique en Corée. Hong Kong: Imprimerie de la Société
des Missions-Etrangères. 1924. (with 3 maps in a case)
The Catholic Church in Korea. Hong Kong: Imprimerie de la Société
des Missions-Etrangères. 1924. (with 3 maps in a case)
[James Scarth Gale et al.] 新譯新舊約全書 (A new translation of the Old
and New Testaments). [Seoul] Taisho 14 (1925).
Homer B. Hulbert. Omjee The Wizard: Korean Folk Tales.
Springfield: Milton Bradley. 1925.
Garine. Contes coréens, adaptation française de Serge Persky.
Illustrations de Ju-Péon. Paris: Libraireie Delagrave. 1925.
Carpenter’s World Travels: Japan and Korea. New York: Doubleday
Page. 1926.
Caroline Singer & C. Le Roy Baldrige. Turn to the East. New
York: Minton, Balch. 1926.
Agnes Herbert. A Girl’s Adventures in Korea. London: A. & C.
Black. 1927.
Lilian May Miller. Grass Blades from a Cinnamon Garden. Tokyo.
1927.
Norbert Weber. In den Diamantbergen Koreas. St. Ottilien. 1927.
J. B. Pratt. The Pilgrimage of Buddhism. New York: Macmillan.
1928.
Paul Hibbert Clyde. International Rivalries in Manchuria 1689 –
1922. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press. 1928.
Elizabeth Keith. Eastern Windows. London: Hutchinson. nd [1928]
Gleanings from Eastern Shores. Tokyo: The Japan Times. 1928
(includes a Joan S. Grigsby column)
Andreas Eckardt. History of Korean Art. London: Edward
Goldston.1929.
Joan S. Grigsby. Lanterns by the Lake. London: Kegan Paul, Trench,
Trubner & Co. Ltd.. 1929.
William Franklin Sands. Undiplomatic Memories. New York.
Whittlesey House, McGraw-Hill. 1930.
Frederick Palmer. Look to the East.New York: Dodd, Mead and
Company. 1930.
F.M. Trautz. Japan, Korea und Formosa. Berlin: Atlantis. 1930.
H. B. Drake. Korea of the Japanese. London: John Lane The Bodley
Head. 1930.
Younghill Kang. The Grass Roof. New York: Charles Scribners Sons.
1932
Major R. V. C. Bodley. A Japanese Omelette: A British Writer’s
Impressions on the Japanese Empire. Tokyo: Hokuseido. 1933.
Museum Exhibits Illustrated (Hakubutsukan chinretsuhin zukan) Vol.
V. Government General Museum of Chosen. 1933.
Joan S. Grigsby. The Orchid Door: Ancient Korean Poems. Kobe: J.
L. Thompson. 1935.
Constance Trollope. Mark Napier Trollope, Bishop in Corea
1911-1930. London: SPCK. 1936.
Y. T. Pyun. Songs from Korea. April 1936. (roneotyped volume)
Museum Exhibits Illustrated (Hakubutsukan chinretsuhin zukan) Vol.
IX. Government General Museum of Chosen. 1937.
William H. Chisholm. Vivid Experiences in Korea by a Missionary
Doctor. Wheaton: Van Kampen Press (Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago). 1938.
Sten Bergman. In Korean Wilds and Villages. London: Travel Book
Club. 1938.
Directory of Korean Students in The United States 1938 – 1939.
Korean Students' Christian Association in the U.S.A.
諸岡存, 家入一雄. 朝鮮の茶と禪. 日本の茶道社, 1940. [Morooka Tamotsu, Kazuo Ieiri.
Chōsen no cha to zen, The Tea and Zen of Chosen. 1940.]
E. Keith & E.K. Robertson Scott. Old Korea: The Land of
Morning Calm. London: Hutchinson. 1946.
Y. T. Pyun. Tales from Korea. The International Cultural
Association of Korea. 1946.
Y. T. Pyun. Songs from Korea. The International Cultural
Association of Korea. 1948.
Andre Eckardt. Wie Ich Korea Erlebte. Frankfurt: August Lutzeyer.
1950.
Cornelius Osgood. The Koreans and their Culture. New York: The
Ronald Press. 1951.
Eleanor Bor. Adventures of a Botanist’s Wife. London etc: Hurst
& Blackett. 1952, (Joan Grigsby’s sister)
Faith Norris and Peter Lumn (Bernard Malamud). Kim of Korea. New
York: Julian Messner. 1955. (Joan Grigsby’s daughter)
Mary Linley Taylor. The Tiger’s Claw. London: Burke. 1956.
Philip Crosbie. March Till They Die. Westminster, Maryland: The
Newman Press. 1956.
Arthur de Carle Sowerby. Sowerby of China. Kendal: Titus Wilson
& Son. 1956.
R. H. Blyth. Oriental Humour. Tokyo: Hokuseido. 1959.
Joan S. Grigsby. The Orchid Door: Ancient Korean Poems. Paragon
Reprint. 1970.
Nym Wales and Kim San. Song of Ariran: A Korean Communist in the
Chinese Revolution. San Francisco: Ramparts Press. 1972.
Larry Zellers. In Enemy Hands: A Prisoner in North Korea. The
University Press of Kentucky. 1991.
Mary Linley Taylor. Chain of Amber. The Book Guild. 1992.
Faith G. Norris. Dreamer in Five Lands. Philomath: Drift Creek
Press. 1993.
Bruce Tickell Taylor. Dilkusha by the Ginkgo Tree. Trafford. 2010.
Journals, Government reports etc
M. H. Zuber, Une Expédition en Corée. from: Le Tour du Monde,
1872. [a detached set of pages]
Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, 1883, A Visit to
Corea in October 1882, J.C. Hall
Japan. No. 2 (1883) Memorandum respecting the Trade between Japan
and Corea 1877 – 82. London: Harrison. 1883.
Corea No. 2 (1885) Report of a Journey by Mr. Carles in the North
of Corea. HMSO.
Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, May 1886, Recent
Journeys in Korea, W.R. Carles
Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, September 1887, A
journey in Manchuria, H.E.M. James
China No. 2 (1887) Report by Mr. H.E. Fulford . . . of a Journey
in Manchuria. HMSO.
Foreign Office 1890 Annual Series. No. 740. Diplomatic and
Consular Reports on Trade and Finance. Corea. Report for the year
1889 on the Trade of Corea. HMSO. 1890.
Foreign Office 1897 Annual Series. No. 1957. Diplomatic and
Consular Reports on Trade and Finance. Corea. Report for the year
1896 on the Trade of Corea. HMSO. 1897.
No. 2132 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Corea.
Report for the year 1897 on the Trade and Commerce of Corea. HMSO.
1898.
No. 2304 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Corea.
Report for the year 1898 on the Trade and Commerce of Corea. HMSO.
1899.
No. 2687 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Corea.
Report for the year 1900 on the Trade and Commerce of Corea. HMSO.
1901.
No. 2995 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Report
for the year 1902 on the Trade of Corea. HMSO. 1903.
No. 3407 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Report
for the year 1904 on the Trade of Corea. HMSO. 1905.
No. 3660 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Report
for the year 1905 on the Trade of Corea. HMSO. 1906.
No. 4346 Annual Series. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Report
for the year 1908 on the Trade of Corea. HMSO. 1909.
China No. 2 (1891) Report by Mr. C.W. Campbell of a Journey in
North Corea. HMSO. (2 copies)
Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, March 1892, A
Journey Through North Korea to the Ch’ang Pai Shan, Charles W.
Campbell
Le Tour du Monde Vol.63, (includes pages 289-368. Charles Varat.
Voyage en Corée). Paris: Hachette. 1892.
Le Carillon du Boulevard Brune. No. 11. Mai 1894.
Treaty Series No. 3. 1902. Agreement between the United Kingdom
and Japan Relative to China and Corea, signed at London, January
30, 1902. London: HMSO. 1902.
Austin H. Clark. Report on a Collection of Birds Made by Pierre
Louis Jouy in Korea. (offprint) from the Proceedings of the United
States National Museum, Vol. 38, pages 147 – 176. Washington:
Government Printing Office. 1910.
The Independent, February 27, 1913 [includes pp 463-7 Albertus
Pieters, The Korean Conspiracy Case] (the 105 Christians falsely
accused by the Japanese)
Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society, August 1919, The
Exploration of Manchuria, Captain Arthur de C. Sowerby (extract
and 2 complete issues)
The National Geographic Magazine. October 1933. (Includes:
Chosen—Land of Morning Calm by Mabel Craft Deering and Chromatic
Highlights of Korea by W. Robert Moore.)
French journals
L’Illustration
samedi 1er septembre 1894
pages 176-7 a double spread of engaved images of
Seoul followed pages 178-9 by a text En Corée by Colonel
Chaillé-Long illustrated with 5 more images.
Les Annales Politiques et Littéraires, revue
populaire paraissant le dimanche.
14 octobre 1894
Includes a double page supplement wth 5 engraved
images titled “La Guerre Sino-Japonaise, including one of
“L’Etat-Major Coréen”. No related text.
Le petit Parisien, supplément Littéraire Illustré
dimanche 28 février 1904
Front cover illustration, a drawing: “La Guerre
Russo-Japonaise: Occupation de Séoul par l’armée Japonaise”
First page (66) begins with an anti-Japanese column
on the courage of the commander of the Russian ship Varyag.
Back cover illustrationm a drawing: “Echec des
Japonais—Tentative de débarquement repoussée.”
Journal des Voyages & des Aventures de Terre
et de Mer
dimanche 3 avril 1904no 383
page 327-8, “La Marine Japonaise au combat” text by
René Thierry with 2 photographs of sailors in action.
page 331-4, “Au Pays de Frais Matin” text by J. C.
Balet about Korea with 8 engraved images
Le Petit Journal: Supplément Illustré
dimanche 7 mars 1909
page 74 (inside cover) a short text about the back
cover.
Back cover illustration a (comic) drawing; “L’effet
produit par la première automobile qui pénétra dans une ville
coréenne”
Le Petit Journal: Supplément Illustré
dimanche 4 aout 1907
On first inside page (242) a report on the
abdication of the Emperor, followed by a longer text about
Korea, “Le Pays du Matin Calme” by Ernest Laut, very hostile.
Back cover illustration a drawing: Le Troubles de
Corée: La garde japonaise aux prises avec les émeutiers à Séoul.
Le Petit Journal: Supplément Illustré
dimanche 12 décembre 1909
page 394 (inside cover) a short text about the back
cover.
Back cover illustration a drawing: “Le règne du
tigre en Corée: Depuis que les Japonais y ont interit le port
d’armes, les tigres répandent la terreur” (showing 2 large
tigers attacking people inside a house)