Koreas Fight for Freedom
Koreas Fight for Freedom
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He had learned many things while in exile, and was now keen on reform and education. Many of his old Tong-hak friends rallied around him, and the Chon-do Kyo soon numbered considerably over a million members.
Son realized after a time that the Japanese were not the friends but the enemies of his people. He made no violent protestations. He still maintained seemingly good relations with them. But his or- ganization was put to work. His agents went over the country. Each adherent was called on to... give \J 242 KOREA'S FIGHT FOR FREEDOM three spoonfuls of rice a day. Close on a million dollars was accumulated. Most of this was after- wards seized by the Japanese.
The Chon-do Kyo and the native Christian lead- ers came together. The Christian pastors had up to now kept their people in check. But the burden was becoming intolerable. They gave the mis- sionaries no inkling of what was brewing. They did not wish to get them in trouble. Their real grief was that their action would, they knew, make it harder for the Churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had learned many things while in exile, and was now keen on reform and education. Many of his old Tong-hak friends rallied around him, and the Chon-do Kyo soon numbered considerably over a million members.
Son realized after a time that the Japanese were not the friends but the enemies of his people. He made no violent protestations. He still maintained seemingly good relations with them. But his or- ganization was put to work. His agents went over the country. Each adherent was called on to... give \J 242 KOREA'S FIGHT FOR FREEDOM three spoonfuls of rice a day. Close on a million dollars was accumulated. Most of this was after- wards seized by the Japanese.
The Chon-do Kyo and the native Christian lead- ers came together. The Christian pastors had up to now kept their people in check. But the burden was becoming intolerable. They gave the mis- sionaries no inkling of what was brewing. They did not wish to get them in trouble. Their real grief was that their action would, they knew, make it harder for the Churches.
What to read after Koreas Fight for Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred a Fred Arthur Mckenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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