Correspondence Respecting the Treaty Between Japan and Corea ..

This volume contains the official correspondence between Great Britain and other relevant parties regarding the treaty established between Japan and Korea in 1876. Officially known as the Treaty of Amity and Friendship, and also called the Treaty of Ganghwa, this agreement marked a turning point in relations between the two East Asian nations. The documents provide insight into the diplomatic context surrounding the opening of Korea to foreign trade and influence during the late 19th century. For historians and researchers, this collection offers primary source material crucial for understanding the political dynamics of the region and the impact of Western imperialism on East Asia.

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