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by George M. McCune (Editor), John A. Harrison (Editor)
This first volume in a three-part series examines the early period of Korean-American diplomatic relations, spanning from 1883, when the first U.S. representative arrived in Seoul, to 1886. During this initial phase, the United States played a unique role as a "neutral" presence amidst the power struggles between China, Japan, Russia, and England, with Korea at the heart of Northeast Asia's geopolitical contests. Drawing extensively from the archives of the U.S. Legation in Seoul, this volume offers a vivid account of American efforts to uphold the integrity of the Korean Kingdom, shedding light on the challenges and dynamics of late 19th-century diplomacy in East Asia. It captures the dispatches and memoranda of American diplomats, who, despite imperfections, often enjoyed the trust of the Korean monarchy and provided a critical perspective on the regional struggle for dominance.
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