Frank W. Schofield as Remembers in Records and Memory

Chapter 1 The Life of Frank Schofield 1. Freedom Fighter’s Remarkable Journey: From Baslow To Korea E 2. “The arch agitator:” Dr. Frank W. Schofield and the Korean independence movement _Barbara Legault, John F. Prescott E 3. “Dr. Frank W. Schofield and the Korean National Consciousness” _Doretha E. Mortimore E 4. D octor Frank William Schofield - The Westerner Who Loved Korea With His Body and Heart - _Chung Un-chanK 5. DedicationE Chapter 2 1916-1920 1. The Unquenchable Fire Chapter 15: Korea’s Twenty One Demands Upon Japan E 2. Frank Schofield and Henry A. Mee Korea’s Cry for Freedom E 3. 3.1 Movements, Massacres in Jeam-ri and Suchon-ri (1) What Happened on Sam Il Day March 1, 1919, The Feel of Korea (1966) E (2) The Massacre of Jeam-ri (1919) E (3) Report of the Suchon Atrocities (1919. 7. 26) E 4. Critiques of Japanese Colonialism 1) The Seoul Press (1) National Happiness the Real Criterion of Successful Government (1919. 4. 13) E (2) Japan’s Problem in Korea (1919. 5. 10) E (3) Drastic Reform Needed (1919. 10) E (4) A Visit to West Gate Prison (1919. 5. 11) E (5) Deep-rooted and Unjust Suspicion (1919. 5. 16) E 2) The Japan Advertiser (1) Freedom from Assimilation E (2) Readers in Council: An Imperial Commission of Inquiry for Korea (1919. 7. 1) E (3) Discovery of the Korean Mind (1919. 8. 2) E (4) Korean Reforms: Japan’s Challenge to Korea?An Impossible Policy (1919. 8. 26) E (5) Reforms in Korea II: Canada or Ireland? Need for an Investigation (1919. 8. 27) E (6) Readers in Council: Torture in Korea?A Matter for Dr. Midzuno (1919. 11. 29) E (7) Missions blamed for Korean Unrest (1919. 12. 10) E (8) Origin of False Korean Reports (1919. 12. 28) E (9) Korean Reforms: A Critical and Constructive Survey of the New Regime (1920. 3. 12) E (10) Korean Reforms: A Critical Survey II ? The Passing of the Gendarmes (1920. 3 .13) E (11) Korean Reforms: Genuine Ameliorations Have Failed of Effect because of Harsh Administration (1920. 3. 14) E (12) Readers in Council: Korea?A Rejoinder to the Rev. Frank Herron Smith (1920. 4. 10) E 3) The Globe (1) Korea Groans Beneath Yoke of Oppression (1920. 7. 12) E (2) Future of Korea: An Interview with Mr. Hara (1920. 9. 4) E 4) New York Times Current History Torture of Prisoners in Korea (1920. 1.) E 5) The Christian Science Monitor Korean Women Have the ‘Him’ (1920. 6. 7) E 6) Dong-A Daily (1) The Key to the Development of Joseon (1920. 4. 1) K (2) Ninety Strikes Is too Severe (1920. 4. 1) K 5. Reports from the Mission Field (1) December 30, 1916 E (2) January 8, 1917 E (3) December 3, 1918 E (4) January 11, 1919 E (5) May 8, 1919 E (6) August 7 1919 E (7) August 7, 1919 E (8) August 9, 1919 E (9) October 25, 1919 E (10) December 6, 1919 E (11) December 13, 1919 E (12) December 23, 1919 E (13) December 27, 1919 E (14) January 22, 1920 E (15) April 21, 1922 E Chapter 3 1920-1958 1. World-renowned Veterinarian (1) Frank W. Schofield?Bibliography E (2) OVC’s Brilliant Scientist Korea’s “Tiger Grandfather”_Robin Baird Lewis E 2. Veterinarian Articles and Thesis (1) Damaged sweet clover: The cause of a new disease in cattle simulating hemorrhagic septicemia and blackleg (1924) E (2) A Case of scrapie in an imported ewe (1938) E (3) The pathology and bacteriology of infectious atrophic rhinitis in swine (1950) E 3. Works for Korea (1) Re: Korea Missionaries and Work Among Japanese E (2) My Beloved Joseon Compatriots K (3) My Dear Joseon Friends K (4) My Beloved Brothers of Joseon K (5) Dear Joseon Brothers K Chapter 4 1958-1970 1. Article Contributions 1) 3.1 Manse Movement and Its Spirit (1) The Unity Shown by “Hail Independence” (1969. 2. 28, 3. 1) K (2) The Victory of Righteousness, Courage, and Freedom (1960. 4. 28) K (3) The March First Movement Is the Symbol of the Korean Spirit (1969.03.01) K (4) The Bedridden “Thirty-fourth Representative” of the March First Independence Movement (1970. 3. 2) K 2) Critiques of Injustice and Corruption (1) Why Are There Armed Police in front of the Nation…

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