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In the Service of His Korean Majesty
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In this book, Wayne Patterson examines the recently found correspondence, journals, and photographs of William Nelson Lovatt, Korea's first commissioner of customs in Pusan. These materials signifi...
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01 January 2012

In this book, Wayne Patterson examines the recently found correspondence, journals, and photographs of William Nelson Lovatt, Korea's first commissioner of customs in Pusan. These materials significantly advance our knowledge of a critical time in the late Chos?n period. The study's main theme is the transformation of China's policy toward Korea from a largely benevolent policy to an increasingly interventionist policy to a kind of imperialism. A key bellweather in this transformation can be found in the customs service in which Lovatt served.
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Pages: 210
Publisher: Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley
Imprint: Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley
Series: Korea Research Monograph
Publication Date:
01 January 2012
ISBN: 9781557291646
Format: eBook
Preface
A Note on Romanization, Name Order, and Citation
PART ONE
1. Introduction
2. Möllendorff and Lovatt: The Early Years
3. Establishment of the Korean Customs Service
4. To Go or Not To Go to Korea?
PART TWO
5. Life in Pusan
6. War and a Coup
7. The Beginning of Trouble and Jennie's Departure
PART THREE
8. Merrill in Charge
9. End Game
10. Departure from Korea
PART FOUR
11. Epilogue
12. Conclusion
Glossary
Bibliography
Index