The Inhabitants of the PhilippinesSawyer, Frederic H.
History
The Inhabitants of the Philippines
Sawyer, Frederic H.
Ethnology -- Philippines; Philippines -- Social life and customs
The Augustinians--Their glorious founder--Austin Friars
in England--Scotland--Mexico--They sail with Villalobos
for the Islands of the Setting Sun--Their disastrous voyage
--Fray Andres Urdaneta and his companions--Foundation of
Cebú and Manila with two hundred and forty other towns--
Missions to Japan and China--The Flora Filipina--The
Franciscans--The Jesuits--The Dominicans--The Recollets--
Statistics of the religious orders in the islands--Turbulence
of the friars--Always ready to fight for their country--
Furnish a war ship and command it--Refuse to exhibit the
titles of their estates in 1689--The Augustinians take up
arms against the British--Ten of them fall on the field of
battle--Their rectories sacked and burnt--Bravery of the
archbishop and friars in 1820--Father Ibañez raises a
battalion--Leads it to the assault of a Moro Cotta--Execution
of native priests in 1872--Small garrison in the islands--
Influence of the friars--Their behaviour--Herr Jagor--Foreman
--Worcester--Younghusband--Opinion of Pope Clement X.--Tennie
C. Claflin--Equality of opportunity--Statesque figures of the
girls--The author's experience of the Friars--The Philippine
clergy--Who shall cast the first stone!--Constitution of the
orders--Life of a friar--May become an Archbishop--The Chapter 57-70
Chapter VIII.
Their Estates.
Malinta and Piedad--Mandaloyan--San Francisco de
Malabon--Irrigation works--Imus--Calamba--Cabuyao--Santa
Rosa Biñan--San Pedro Tunasan--Naic--Santa Cruz--Estates a
bone of contention for centuries--Principal cause of revolt
of Tagals--But the Peace Commission guarantee the Orders in
possession--Pacification retarded--Summary--The Orders must
go!--And be replaced by natives 71-78
Chapter IX.
Secret Societies.
Masonic Lodges--Execution or exile of Masons in 1872--The
"Asociacion Hispano Filipina"--The "Liga Filipina"--The
Katipunan--Its programme 79-83
Chapter X.
The Insurrection of 1896-97.
Combat at San Juan del Monte--Insurrection spreading--Arrival
of reinforcements from Spain--Rebel entrenchments--Rebel arms
and artillery--Spaniards repulsed from Binacáyan--and from
Noveleta--Mutiny of Carabineros--Prisoners at Cavite attempt
to escape--Iniquities of the Spanish War Office--Lachambre's
division--Rebel organization--Rank and badges--Lachambre
advances--He captures Silang--Perez Dasmariñas--Salitran
--Anabo II. 84-96
Chapter XI.
The Insurrection of 1896-97--continued.
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