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16798
Date Created1912-09-26
DescriptionThanks Griffis for sending copy of Appenzeller book. Shows appreciation for his work.
16799
Date Created1921-02-12
DescriptionExpresses inabillity to offer facts/anecdotes related to Griffis' topic of interest.
16800
Date Created1900
DescriptionLooks for an opportunity to call (phone).
16801
Date Created1912-11-02
DescriptionConfirms arrival of previous letter and copy of A Modern Pioneer of Korea . Explains that although the response is late, Mr. Smiley is appreciative.
16802
Date Created1904-03-14
DescriptionAsks if Griffis is available to visit Boston in April. Invites Griffis to speak informally on Korea at a Saturday luncheon.
16803
Date Created1921-09-24
DescriptionProvides a photograph of his father, Senator Aaron A. Sargent. Expresses inability to provide helpful data on Korea.
16804
Date Created1896-04-26
DescriptionInquires about review of recent books on Korea. Asks to be completed and sent in one-two weeks.
16805
Date Created1921-03-13
DescriptionApologizes for not acknowledging Griffis' previous letter, which asked Mrs. Sharrock's daughters to write to him about the daily life of girls in Korea.
16806
Date Created1895-03-26
DescriptionExpresses inabillity to provide information related to Griffis' inquiry (presumably about the Korean people). Provides insight into the Reform Gov't, suggests that Japanese influence prevents Koreans...
16807
Date Created1896-02-24
DescriptionInforms Griffis that Soh Kwang Pom and Pak Young Hio are in Washington studying, and that Soh Jai Phil is in Korea. Asks for ways to support these Korean men.