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Page 441
... Korean village is frugal and severe . The fruits of labor of the little farms go to Japanese overlords . Korea has ... Korean civilization is at least 3,000 years old , and some scholars trace it back nearly a thousand years farther ...
... Korean village is frugal and severe . The fruits of labor of the little farms go to Japanese overlords . Korea has ... Korean civilization is at least 3,000 years old , and some scholars trace it back nearly a thousand years farther ...
Page 448
... Korea and restored temples . Also Japan compelled Korean school children to revere Shinto's Sun Goddess . Here rubber slippers , Japan's export , are left outside the temple door . For Milking , an Ingenious Platform Raises the Goat ...
... Korea and restored temples . Also Japan compelled Korean school children to revere Shinto's Sun Goddess . Here rubber slippers , Japan's export , are left outside the temple door . For Milking , an Ingenious Platform Raises the Goat ...
Page 449
... Korea . And it was , for Korea , but not for the Korean . That distinction may seem subtle , but it is important . While his country has gone up- ward , the Korean has gone downward . Gold- smith would recognize Korea as a land " where ...
... Korea . And it was , for Korea , but not for the Korean . That distinction may seem subtle , but it is important . While his country has gone up- ward , the Korean has gone downward . Gold- smith would recognize Korea as a land " where ...
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