Korean Independence Outbreak Movement

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    • Pyeng Yang Chronicle
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  • Part 2: Origin and Cause
  • Part 3: Conferences between Officials & Foreigners
  • Part 4: Second Stage of the Movement
  • Part 5: Continuous on April 1st
  • Part 6: Relation of the Foreign Missionaries to the Uprising
  • Part 7: Policy of Force: Japan Sending More Troops
  • Part 8: How the Korean Shops were Reopened
  • Part 9: Terrible Outrages in Suwon and Neighboring Villages
  • Part 10: Demonstrations in Seoul & Other Places, etc.

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Part 1: Beginning of the Uprising > Page 31

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Following letter was sent to the Seoul Press representing the Japanese official view (cont.), (page 31)

 

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