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Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY SOURCES RELATED TO KOREA, KOREAN CHRISTIANITY, AND KOREAN HISTORY BOOKS Bae, Bonchul. 1997. A History of Korean Church . Seoul: Booktopia. Baek, Nak Joon. 1973. Hangukgaesingyosa [A History of Korean Protestantism] . Seoul: Yonsei University Press. Baker, Don. 2008. Korean Spirituality: Dimensions of Asian Spirituality . Honolulu, HI: University of Hawaii Press. Bird, Isabella L. 1898. Korea and her Neighbours: A Narrative of Travel, with an Account of the Vicissitudes and Position of the Country . Rutland, VT: Charles E. Tuttle Company. Blair, William. 1957. Gold in Korea . Topeka, KS: H. M. Ives & Sons. Blair, William, and Bruce Hunt. 1977. The Korean Pentecost and the Suffering which Followed . Carlisle, PA: Banner of Truth. Brown, Arthur J. 1919. The Mastery of the Far East: The Story of Korea’s Transformation and Japan’s Rise to Supremacy in the Orient . New York, NY: C. Scribner’s Sons. Chong, Song Ku. 1988. A History of Preaching in Korean Church . 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