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Hermit Kingdom: see Korea.

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Opening the Hermit Kingdom: Wilson Strand looks at the many attempts to to open Korea to Western trade in the 19th century. (History Today)

Inside the hermit kingdom; the 1884 Korea travel diary of George Clayton Foulk.(Brief Article)(Book Review) (Reference & Research Book News)

An ethnography of the Hermit Kingdom; The J.B. Bernadou Korean collection, 1884-1885.(Brief Article)(Book Review) (Reference & Research Book News)

The hermit kingdom strikes back. (North Korea's nuclear policy) (The Economist (US))

Into the hermit kingdom. (trade between North and South Korea) (The Economist (US))

Negotiating with the Hermit Kingdom; approaches and interests in the Korean nuclear dilemma.(Brief article)(Book review) (Reference & Research Book News)

Inside the hermit kingdom: their Great Leader gone, North Koreans face an uncertain future. (U.S. News & World Report)

Inside the Hermit Kingdom. (Newsweek International)

In May 2006--news travels slowly out of the Hermit Kingdom--Dear Leader Kim Jong Il asked Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa to lead the National Symphony Orchestra of North Korea.(The Week)(Brief article) (National Review)

Changes in South Korea's legal landscape: The hermit kingdom broadens access for international law firms (Law and Policy in International Business)

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