Horace Newton Allen Bücher

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An informative and detailed historical account of Korea's foreign relations from the advent of Christianity up to the dawn of the twentieth century. Written by Horace Newton Allen, a pioneering American medical missionary who spent many years in Korea, this book offers a unique perspective on the country's diplomatic history.

Featuring a foreword by T.S. Wentworth, this collection of Korean folk tales brings to life the rich cultural traditions of the Korean people. With stories of love, adventure, and the supernatural, this primary source collection is a must-read for anyone interested in world literature and oral storytelling.