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Launay, Adrien. La Coree et Les Missionnarires Francais, with intro-introduction by Chasles Dallet
*Part I: Addresses: Le pays, les productinos, les habitants;historie de la Coree; son etat de vasselage vis-a-visde la Chine, origine des divers partis politiques; rois,princes du sang, eunuques, funerailles royales; gouvernementorganisation civile et militaire, tribunaux, pretoriens,prisons, supplices; examens publics, grades etdignities, ecoles speciales; la langue Coreene; etat social,differentes classes, nolesse, peuple, esclaves; condition defemmes, mariage; famille, adoption, parente; religion, culte de ancetres, superstitions populaires; caracter des Coreens, leurs qualities, morales, leures defauts, leurshabitudes; jeux, comedies, fetes du nouvel an, le hoan-rap;logements, habillements, coutumes diverses; sciences,industrie and commerce.
*Part II: Origine de l’eglise Coreeane, remier martyrs, Le PereJacques Tsiou [1794-1801], Columba Kang [1901], Luthgarde Ni, vierge et martyre [1802], martyre du Pere Tsiou-lettredes catholiques Coreens au aper; en Coree un pauvre homme;un ecolier sans pareil-Mgr. Imbert, ses vertus; martyre deMgr, Imbert et M.M. Chastan et Maubant; une famille de martyrs; voyage de Mgr. Ferreol et de Maistre en route pour la Coree; premiere intervention Francais en Coree, martyre du Pere Andre Kim; expedition Francaise en Coree, entree de M. Maistre; Mgr. Berneux et ses missionnaries, la guere Anglo-Francais en Chine, le terreurs de Coreens, nouveaux apotres;les Russes-arrestation et martyre de Mgr. Berneux, de MM. deBretenieres, Beaulieu, Dorie; martyre de MM. Ourthie et Pet-itnicolas, de Mgr. Daveluy et ses compagnons [1866], MM Fer-on, Riodel, la persecution.and many others in this vein.
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