Palgrave, W. G.--'Ulysses, or Scenes in Many Lands'; 'Malay Life in the Philippines.' Petermann--'Petermanns Mitth.', Ergänzungsheft Nr 67, Gotha, 1882. Pigafetta--'Voyage Round the World,' Pinkerton, vol. ii. Prescott--'Conquest of Peru.' Posewitz, Dr. Theodor--'Borneo, its Geology and Mineral Resources.' Rathbone--'Camping and Tramping in Malaya.' Reyes, Ysabelo de los--Pamphlet. Rizal--'Noli me Tangere.' St. John, Spenser--'Life in the Forests of the Far East.' Torquemada, Fray Juan--'Monarquia Indiana.' Traill, H. D.--'Lord Cromer.' Vila, Francisco--'Filipinas,' 1880. Wallace, Alfred R.--'The Malay Archipelago.' Wingfield, Hon. Lewis--'Wanderings of a Globe-trotter.' Worcester, Dean C.--'The Philippine Islands and their People.' Younghusband, Major--'The Philippines and Round About.' Magazine Articles. Scribner (George F. Becker)--'Are the Philippines Worth Having?' Blackwood (Anonymous)--'The Case of the Philippines.' Tennie, G. Claflin (Lady Cook)--'Virtue Defined' (New York Herald). Speeches. President McKinley: To the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment, Pittsburgh. Mr. Whitelaw Reid: To the Miami University, Ohio. Senator Hoar, in the Senate. Blue Book--55th Congress, 3rd Session, Doc. No. 62, Part I. CONTENTS. INTRODUCTORY AND DESCRIPTIVE. Chapter I. Extent, Beauty and Fertility. Pages Extent, beauty and fertility of the Archipelago--Variety of landscape--Vegetation--Mango trees--Bamboos 1-6 Chapter II. Spanish Government. Slight sketch of organization--Distribution of population--Collection of taxes--The stick 7-13 Chapter III. Six Governors-General. Moriones--Primo de Rivera--Jovellar--Terreros--Weyler --Despujols 14-23 Chapter IV. Courts of Justice. Alcaldes--The Audiencia--The Guardia Civil--Do not hesitate to shoot--Talas 24-30 Chapter V. Tagal Crime and Spanish Justice. The murder of a Spaniard--Promptitude of the Courts--The case of Juan de la Cruz--Twelve years in prison waiting trial--Piratical outrage in Luzon--Culprits never tried; several die in prison 31-47 HISTORICAL. Chapter VI. Causes of Tagal Revolt. Corrupt officials--"Laws of the Indies"--Philippines a dependency of Mexico, up to 1800--The opening of the Suez Canal--Hordes of useless officials--The Asimilistas-- Discontent, but no disturbance--Absence of crime--Natives petition for the expulsion of the Friars--Many signatories of the petition punished 48-56 Chapter VII. The Religious Orders.