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CONTENTS


CHAPTER XXI
Drought—Starvation—Inland disturbances—Rainfall and diease Pp. 251-258
CHAPTER XXII
The missionary question—Ethics of Christianity—Cant and commerce—The necessity for restraint Pp. 259-267
CHAPTER XXIII
Inland journeying—Ponies, servants, interpreters, food andaccommodation—What to take and how to take it—Up the Han River, frolic and leisure Pp. 268-281
CHAPTER XXIV
Kang-wha, brief history of the island—A monastic retreat, an ideal rest—Nocturnal visitors—Midnight masses—Return to the capital—Preparations for a great journey—Riots and confusion. Pp. 282-298
APPENDIX I
Schedule of train service. P. 299
APPENDIX II
Return of all shipping entered at the open ports of Korea during the year 1902 Pp. 300
APPENDIX III
Return of principal articles of export to foreign countries from the open ports of Korea during the years 1901-1902 P. 303
APPENDIX IV
Return of principal articles of imports to foreign countries during the years 1901-1902 P. 304
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