The Philippine Islands: A Political, Geographical, Ethnographical, Social and Commercial History of the Philippine Archipelago, Embracing the Whole Period of Spanish RuleForeman, John, F.R.G.S.
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The Philippine Islands: A Political, Geographical, Ethnographical, Social and Commercial History of the Philippine Archipelago, Embracing the Whole Period of Spanish Rule
Foreman, John, F.R.G.S.
Philippines
_The Author_ _Frontispiece_
_Taal Volcano_ _Facing_ 16
_Mavon Volcano_ 16
_Effect of the Hurricane of September 26, 1905_ 23
_A Negrito Family_ 120
_An Igorrote Type (Luzon)_ 128
_A Pagan Type (Mindanao)_ 128
_A Tagalog Girl_ 128
_Moro Weapons_ 132
_A Scene in the Moro Country_ 148
_Zamboanga Fortress ("Fuerza del Pilar")_ 148
_A Visayan Girl_ 164
_A Tagalog Girl_ 164
_A Visayan Planter_ 172
_A Chinese Half-caste_ 172
_A Tagalog Milkwoman_ 182
_A Tagalog Townsman_ 182
_Middle-class Tagalog Natives_ 196
_A Spanish-Mexican Galleon_ 244
_A Canoe_ 244
_A Casco (Sailing-barge)_ 244
_A Prahu (Sailing-canoe)_ 244
_A Sugar-estate House, Southern Philippines_ 275
_Shipping Hemp in the Provinces_ 288
_Botanical Specimen_ 321
_Botanical Specimen_ 322
_Botanical Specimen_ _Facing_ 323
_Botanical Specimen_ 324
_The Old Walls of Manila City_ 344
_La Escolta_ in the Business Quarter of Manila 347
_A Riverside Washing-scene_ 359
_Dr. Jose Rizal_ 381
_Don Felipe Agoncillo_ 381
_General Emilio Aguinaldo_ 396
_Don Pedro a Paterno_ 396
_Admiral Patricio Montojo_ 430
_Admiral George Dewey_ 430
_General Basilio Augusti_ 430
_Maj.-General Wesley Merritt_ 430
_Archbishop Bernardino Nozaleda_ 430
_Tagalog Bowie-knives and Weapons_ 485
_A Pandita (Mahometan Priest)_ 534
_Rajahmudah Datto Mandi and Wife_ 534
_Santa Cruz Church (Manila Suburb)_ 559
_Panglima Hassan (of Sulu)_ 584
_A Mindanao Datto and Suite_ 584
_The Rt. Rev. Bishop Gregorio Aglipay_ 604
_A Roadside Scene in Bulacan Province_ 627
_Maps_
_The Province of Cavite_ 371
_Map of the Archipelago_ _at the end_
Introduction
"Nothing extenuate,
Nor set down aught in malice."
_Othello_, Act V., Sc. 2.
During the three centuries and a quarter of more or less effective
Spanish dominion, this Archipelago never ranked above the most
primitive of colonial possessions.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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