The victorious Malays in Camboja are finally driven out by a combination of patriotic mandarins, and make the brother of their old king sovereign, whereupon relations between Camboja and the Philippines are again established by sending there a number of religious. In May of 1603 two ships with reënforcements arrive at Manila, bringing certain ecclesiastical news. The aid rendered Furtado de Mendoza by Gallinato does not prove sufficient to subdue the Ternatans, and Gallinato returns to Manila. The present installment of Morga ends with the courteous letter written to Acuña by Furtado de Mendoza, in which he renders praise to Gallinato and his men. The remainder of the book will appear in the succeeding volume. The present volume ends with two appendices: the first an abstract of Thomas Candish's circumnavigation; the second an abstract of Dutch expeditions to the East Indies. THE EDITORS May, 1904. SUCESOS DE LAS ISLAS FILIPINAS By Dr. Antonio de Morga. Mexico: at the shop of Geronymo Baili, in the year 1609; printed by Cornelio Adriano Cesar. SOURCE: The translation is made from the Harvard copy of the original printed work. TRANSLATION: This is made by Alfonso de Salvio, Norman F. Hall, and James Alexander Robertson. SVCESOS DE LAS ISLAS FILIPINAS DIRIGIDO A DON CRISTOVAL GOMEZ DE Sandoual y Rojas, Duque de Cea. POR EL DOCTOR ANTONIO DE MORGA, Alcaldo del Crimen, de la real Audiencia de la Nueua España, Consultor del santo Oficio de la Inquisicion. EN MEXICO. En casa de Geronymo Balli. Año 1609. Por Cornelio Adriano Cesar EVENTS IN THE FILIPINAS ISLANDS. DEDICATED TO DON CRISTOVAL GOMEZ DE Sandoval y Rojas, Duke of Cea. BY DOCTOR ANTONIO DE MORGA, Alcalde of Criminal Causes, in the Royal Audiencia of Nuevà España, and Counsel for the holy Office of the Inquisition. IN MEXICO. At the shop of Geronymo Balli, in the year 1609. By Cornelio Adriano Cesar. EVENTS IN THE FILIPINAS ISLANDS By order of the most excellent Don Luis de Velasco, viceroy of this Nueva España, and of the most illustrious and reverend Don Fray Garcia Guerra, archbishop of Mexico, and member of his Majesty's council, I have examined this book of the Events in the Philipinas Islands, written by Doctor Antonio de Morga, alcalde of the court in the royal Audiencia of Mexico. In my judgment it is entertaining, profitable, and worthy of publication. The author has strictly obeyed the laws of history therein, in the excellent arrangement of his work, in which he shows his soundness of intellect and a concise style to which few attain, together with a true exposition of the subject matter, as it was written by one who was so fully conversant with it, during the years that he governed those islands. I have accordingly affixed my signature to this instrument here at the professed house of the Society of Jesus in Mexico, on the first of April, 1609. JUAN SANCHEZ