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The Location of the Bible's first arrival in Korea
On September 5, 1816, the British naval ships Alceste and Lyla landed at Maryangjin, Seocheon, in order to map the west coast of Korea. On that date, Captains Murray Maxwell and Basil Hall presented a Bible to Daebok Cho, local governor of Maryangjin. For the first time in history, the Bible had arrived on Korean soil.
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