Japan and Korea Amid Turmoil Seen Through McKenzie
The Korea trip reveals brutal prison conditions and dispossessions under Japanese rule. McKenzie notes outrages against Koreans and Europeans, presses for reform, and questions Japan’s imperial ambitions and trade barriers. He warns of a potential global clash or a brighter path if peaceful expansion prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
McKenzie
Priers
Sun-Chen
Mr. McKenzie
Ping-yang
Sun-Chon
Marquis Ito
Sdéal
E. T. Bethell
Korea Daily News
Japan
East
Manchuria
China
Norway as a Recreation Ground and Health Resort
Dr. Magelssen argues Norway offers a bracing winter climate ideal for health and recreation. He highlights sanatoriums for tuberculosis and distinguishes them from hotels, noting Americans already favor his climate studies and that the Smithsonian awarded him honorable mention in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
A. Magelssen
M. D. Nikolai .Olsen
Christiania
R. A. Magelssen
Dr. Magelssen
Magelssen
Germany
France
United States
Smithsonian Institution
The New Old Healing by Henry Wood reviewed
Henry Wood presents The New Old Healing a collection of fragments on mind body healing. The volume aims to show continuity with old thought rather than a new movement and reads like a scrapbook rather than a cohesive treatise.
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Henry Wood
Othrop, Lee & Shepard Co
Wood
Journal of Marie Therese Charlotte in Tempels Captivity
The article reviews G. Lenotre's The Daughter of Louis XVI and notes the English translation by J. Lewis May. It recounts Marie Therese's Temple imprisonment with the Dauphin, the journal she wrote there, and how it passed to Madame de Chanterenne and later was edited for publication in Baudouin editions.
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Baronne du Montet
d’Angouléme
France
Louis XVIII
Madame
Temple
Paris
Louis XVI
Suzette
M. G. Lenotre
J. Lewis May
Marie Thérése
Dauphin
Mme
Elizabeth
Mme. de Chanterenne
Bénezech
Marie Thérèse
Renate
Lasne
Renéte
Marie Thérése Charlotte de France
Mme. Dé Chanterenne
Mme. Chanterenne
Mittau
Mme. de Soucy
Baudouin
Practical Citizenship Ideals in Adolph Roeder’s Work
A review of Adolph Roeder’s book Various Ideals Involved In Political Citizenship. The volume argues readers should form unbiased conclusions on political questions, describing government machinery, the forces behind outcomes, and how private citizens can aid effective governance.
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Adolph Storder
New York
Isaac H. Blancchard Company
New Jersey
Br. Roeder
Mr. Roeder
Roeder
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