The Faces of Gwangju: Foreigners 》Korea in the Early Twentieth Century as Seen by Western Missionaries in Gwangju

Story

Among the foreign missionaries who lived in Gwangju, several wrote of their experiences, which provide a glimpse into life in Gwangju, and Korea more broadly, at the time.
Ella Graham (1889-1930) wrote Two Decades in the Hermit Kingdom (unpublished, 1907-1927).
Paul S. Crane (1989-1919) wrote The Women of Korea (1918).^[1]
Anabel Nisbet (1869-1920) wrote Day In and Day Out In Korea (1919).^[2]
Lois Swinehart (1869-1971) wrote Jane in the Orient (1924),Sarangie: A Child of Chosen (1926)^[3], Korea Calls!: A Story of the Eastern Mission Field (1929), and a biography of Elizabeth Schepping (1937).
Maria Dodson (1998-1972) wrote Half a Lifetime in Korea (1952).
In particular, The Women of Korea and Sarangie: A Child of Chosen provide insight into the lives of girls and women at the time.

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