Homer Hulbert
✓ Source-basedrisingAmerican political activist and missionary (1863-1949)
United StatesLived 1863 to 1949 · aged 86Fame49.1
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Homer Bezaleel Hulbert was an American educator, missionary, historian, journalist, linguist, and Korean independence activist. S.
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An early edition cover of Saminpilji. The book title is handwritten. Courtesy of the Appenzeller/Noble Memorial Museum (배재학당역사박물관)
Musical Score of "Arirang," compiled by Hulbert in 1896.
The History of Korea (two volumes).
Hulbert's tribute to Emperor Gojong and the Korean people in The Passing of Korea (1906).
The returned Gyeongcheonsa Pagoda now sits on the first floor of the National Museum of Korea.
Emperor Gojong's credential for Hulbert for the 1907 Hague Peace Conference. This was first discovered as a copy in a leaflet related to Hulbert's lecture at the library of Dartmouth College in 2004.
Hulbert's article titled "Roosevelt and Korea," published in The New York Times.About this person
Homer Bezaleel Hulbert was an American educator, missionary, historian, journalist, linguist, and Korean independence activist. Although a U.S. citizen, much of his professional life and scholarly work was devoted to Korea, where he became closely involved in education, language reform, historical scholarship, and diplomatic advocacy during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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Lived 1863 to 1949 · aged 86
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