Korea's Fight for Freedom
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Korea's Fight for Freedom is a book by Fred A. McKenzie. The text says Captain Shufeldt, commander of the Wachusset, was ordered to go to Korea and obtain redress. One account says the American consular authorities in Shanghai placed Jenkins on trial, but there was not enough evidence to convict him.
The narrator says that the officer who had been in charge of the men during the fight that day called on him, and describes the officer as a comparatively young man dressed in the ordinary long white garments of the better-class Koreans. The text says that for the first week the girls, many of them in densely crowded cells, were kept in close confinement. The girls' food was beans and millet, given to the accompaniment of jeers and insults, according to the text.
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- Author
- Fred A. McKenzie
- Pages
- 206
- Language
- English
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- History
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