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FOR SALE:

PALACIO DEL MALACANANG : 200 YEARS OF A RULING HOUSE BY NICK JOAQUIN

“The impressive book, the primer and the only comprehensive historia Oficial del Palacio to date # # #”

“After many years of meticulous research and undertaking the monumental task of gathering and setting together data and information, prints and photographs, archival engravings and architectural designs, pen and ink illustrations of noted artists Phyllis Zaballero and Manuel Baldemor, the acclaimed author Nick Joaquin and painter-writer, editor and designer of the book Alfredo Roces present an absorbing and compelling narration of incomparable and fascinating saga of Philippine history including tales of intrigue and private affairs of the importantes personajes –the Spanish and american governors and the Philippine Presidents and their families – who consciously or unconsciously made history while in residence – whether at work or at play – at the grand house by the river Pasig.” – Philippine Star, September 1, 2002.

Copyright 2002. Hardbound. With normal signs of shelf wear on the dust jacket.

367 pages. Size: 9 x 11 inches. Very Good Condition

P16,500 PLUS SHIPPING FEE

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FOR SALE: Manila and the Philippines by Margherita Hamm {SOLD}

One of the very few female American journalists’ accounts of the Philippines under Spanish rule. This volume is based upon notes made by the author while a resident and traveler in the Far East. Says she: “The difficulties have been numerous on account of the official Spanish policy of which the chief object apparently is the suppression of all information concerning their colonial possessions.”

One of the few American books written in 1898 before the Treaty of Paris. She advocates an American Protectorate with Philippine Government and dedicates her book to Rizal and Aguinaldo.

RARE in any condition. F. Tennyson Neely, New York 1898, 218pp., hardbound in blue cloth, with 23 photoplates. 1st edition very good condition.

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Title : LA GUERRA DE FILIFINAS 1886 - 1898. {SOLD}

This is an issue of Desperta Ferro, a prestigious journal of military history, dealing with the beginning and end of the Philippine War from 1886 to 1898. It includes maps, photographs, and illustrations. Pages that are glossy. In full color.
With eight articles written by Historians.

FROM THE SPANISH TRANSLATION :

On July 23, 1896, Andrés Bonifacio proclaimed, in what became known as the Balintawak cry, the beginning of the Philippine insurrection against the Spanish colonial power. The rebellion did not arise from remote places, but from Manila and its surrounding territories, at the hands of enlightened men, such as José Rizal, and petty officials, such as Andrés Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo. Throughout these pages we will explain how it spread to put Governor Blanco in check, what the Katipunan was and who formed it, how Governor Polavieja took the offensive to defeat an enemy that was determined, capable of building immense field fortifications that often had to be taken by means of the cold steel of bayonets, and how Governor Primo de Rivera, the third in twelve months, would put an end to this first phase of the Philippine War. A deceitful end and a peace agreement that would soon be frustrated and that would engender an even worse war that would end up alienating the archipelago from the hands of both contenders, Spanish and Filipinos, in the heat of the recent US imperial ambition unleashed with the War of Cuba. ."

BRAND NEW . SPANISH LANGUAGE. LOTS OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN FULL COLOR
Publication Date: 2019
Binding: Soft cover/ 65 PAGES
Condition: VERY GOOD CONDITION/ BRAND NEW

P2,000 plus shipping fee

FOR SALE: THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS BY JOHN FOREMAN

Covers a general description of the archipelago, discovery of, dependencies up to 1898 and attempt of conquest by Chinese. Early relations with Japan, conflicts with the Dutch, British occupation of Manila, the Chinese, wild tribes & pagans, Mahometans & Southern tribes. History, dependencies, tribes and races, Negrito marriage ceremony, Gaddanes, Itavis, Igorrotes, Tinguianes, Albinos, Moslems and southern tribes, domesticated Christian natives, slavery, monastic order.

Spanish-Philippine finances, trade of islands, agriculture, manila h**p, coffee, to***co, forest & farm produce, mineral products, live stock, the Tagalog Rebellion of 1896-98.

Outline of the War of Independence period 1899-1901. Spanish prisoners, end of war & independence, modern Manila, land of Moros, Spanish Friars after 1898, trade & agriculture since American advent.

A very valuable historical resource.

New York 1899, Scribner's. Hard Cover. Blue pictorial cloth binding., 653p., 32 b.w. photos, index, folding b.w. map, large folding pocket map and frontispiece in facsimile, contents clean, minor signs or wear on cover. Very Good Condition for its age.

P14,500 + Shipping fee.

FOR SALE {SOLD}

TITLE: Life and heroic deeds of Admiral Dewey and Battles in the Phillippines

AUTHOR : Louis Stanley Young in collaboration with Henry Davenport Northrop .

GLOBE BIBLE HOUSE PUBLISHING CO., 1899

Contains a complete and glowing account of the grand achievements of the hero of Manila; his ancestry and early life; his brilliant career in the great Civil War; his famous victory in the Harbor of Manila, etc..

Together with thrilling accounts of victories in the Philippines, the climate, products and rich resources of these wonderful islands, together with the manners and customs of the people, their cities, towns, natural scenery, etc.

CONDITION : Covers (Burgundy decorative boards) show minor shelf wear. Faded gilt edges. Pages are clean and unmarked. " Superbly embelished with a galaxy of phototype engravings. Many illustrations in b / w photographs, line drawings and maps. Very good condition.

P6,500.00 + shipping fee

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FOR SALE HARD TO FIND FIRST EDITION

SULOD SOCIETY : A Study in the Kinship System and Social Organization of a Mountain People of Central Panay. by F. LANDA JOCANO

This work offers a comprehensive description and analysis of the kinship system and social organization the Sulod, the Mountain People of Central Panay.

University of the Philippines Press, Quezon City. FIRST EDITION c1968. Hardcover. 303 pp., with figures, bibliography, index. np. No dust jacket. Ex libris. Very good condition. Hard to Find.

P5,000 + shipping fee

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A THOUSAND YEARS OF STONEWARE JARS IN THE PHILIPPINES By Cynthia O. Valdes; Kerry Nguyen Long & Artemio C. Barbosa

The book contains a collection of three essays on the subject of stoneware jars:

1. The introduction provides a comparative picture of jar types found in the Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia;

2. The history and trade essay is an examination of historical facts relevant to the study of jars as well as trading routes and diverse nationalities involved in this trade into the archipelago; and

3. An ethnographic study of the role of jars in Philippine rituals.

Published by: Jar Collectors (Philippines) with the support of Eugenio Lopez Foundation Inc. and in cooperation with the National Museum and the Oriental Ceramic Society of the Philippines,

Description: First Edition ©1992. 199 pages : some color illustrations ; Brand New. Very good condition.

P2,800 + SHIPPING FEE

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The Kalingas: Their Institutions and Custom Law by R.F. Barton with an introduction by Adamson Hoebel
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The Kalingas: Their Institutions and Custom Law by R.F. Barton with introduction by Adamson Hoebel

Covers the Kalingas, the household & kinship group, their custom, law, law of economic relations. Regional units, institutions and custom law, responsibility, procedure, punishment, torts & crimes. With essays also on husband & wife, the Dagdagas, servants, slaves, wealth, ownership of water, landlord & tenant, property rites, interest, debts and loans, seizure, animal ownership, the Pangats, go-betweens, peace pacts, retaliations & indemnities, peacemaking &c. A scholarly and copious resource.

From the book:

THE KALINGAS, a nonliterate nationality in the Philippines, appear here in FULL-LENGTH portrait, painted by an expert in Philippine culture and law.

This volume is more, however than the ethnography of a tribe. Its description of the Kalingas’ attempts to master their feudistic tendencies, their killings and counterkillings between kinship groups, presents a stage in the evolution of society and government in general."

Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Publication Date: FIRST EDITION. c1949
Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Very Good 275p and 29 plates 2 sketch maps and 5 text figures. Green cloth binding with dust jacket. Visible sign of light shelf wear on dust jacket but over all Very Good Condition

P7,000.00 + shipping fee. (Free shipping within Metro Manila Area )

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FOR SALE (SOLD)

Brown Heritage: Essays On Philippine Cultural Tradition And Tradition

"Brown Heritage was envisioned to fill the need to place Philippine literature within the context of a tradition born of the unique Philippine experience; an effort to examine and evaluate the cultural antecedents which conditioned literary form in the Philippines, thereby hopefully alleviating the Filipino's helpless loneliness and]\rage of the man without a past." - Editor

" The book was the first scholarly attempt to lay out the guidelines for the study of Philippine Literature and establish the critical norm by which it is judged. (Brown Heritage covered the Philippine writing in both the vernacular and in English, but its treatment of vernacular writing, although the first of its kind, was schematic rather than profound, and its chief contribution was in the field of Philippine writing in English...This book is one of the landmark of research into Philippine writing in English." - Philippine Studies No. 32 : The early tradition : Philippine writing in English 1910-1940. Joseph A. Galdon, SJ.

Visible signs of wear on the dust jacket but the inside of the book is clean and intact. Very Good Condition.

Hardbound. Ex libris. Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1967
xvii, 885 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm. Very good condition.

P8,500.00 + shipping

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The Philippines: Past and Present. By Dean C. Worcester.

A one volume edition. With biographical sketches and four additional chapters by Ralston Hayden, professor of political science, the University of Michigan. New York:

Rare book about the Philippines by Dean C. Worcester, once referred to as the “P.T. Barnum of the ‘non-Christian tribe’ industry.

The book was criticized and viewed as abhorrent propaganda which tends to make the people of the United States believe that the Filipinos are still in a semi-civilized state, gee stringed and without any idea of hygiene and that the US needed to maintain its control of the Philippines for as long as possible.

With illustrations, maps, biographical sketches and 4 new chapters. The Macmillan Company, 1930. 862 pages. Hardbound. Very good condition.

P9,500 + SF

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FOR SALE

PBA: THE FIRST 25

The Silver book of the Philippine Basketball Association. It offers features  and interviews with the PBA's top players, best coaches, imports, and other PBA sideshows. The book also includes interesting quotes from players on their own careers and feelings towards their teammates and toughest rivals.

“Three years after the Philippines plunged into the darkness of Martial Law in 1972, a pioneering group of businessmen sat down and planted the seeds of the first professional basketball legue inAsia, the first outside the United States. This group represented varied interests but was united on one front- basketball. The group cultivated what turned out to be a phenomenon that sweptd the whole archipelago and, 25 years later, ranks among the country’s fines forms of entertainment, the league that eventually became the best-organized association in the Philippine cagedom.” – excerpt from the book.

Hardbound. Signs of wear on the dust jacket and lower portion of the front cover but the inside is intact and clean. Very good condition. Hard to find.

P6,500 + sf

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FIESTAS EN MANILA ANO 1825

Ferdinand VII, in order to reward the Philippine Islands for the constant loyalty they had always shown him [...] sent a portrait, specially painted by his first chamber painter Vicente Lopez, as a gift to the city of Manila and asked for the portrait to be treated as if it were His Majesty.

In accordance with the king's wish, the portrait was received in public in Manila and only entered with all honors as if it were the monarch himself. Of this solemn and triumphal entrance of the portrait of Fernando VII, and of the festivities that were organized with such a lavish motive, a series of watercolor plates and a brochure are kept in the palace library that narrates this curious event. These plates show fascinating documentation of civic and residential buildings before it was destroyed by earthquake and wars.

PATRIMONIO NACIONAL. 1977
Language ‏ : ‎ Spanish
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 58 pages

Signs of wear on the dust jacket but the insides are clean and intact. Very good condition.

P3,500 + shipping

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Archivo Del Bibliofilo Filipino. Recopilacion De Documentos Historicos Cientificos, Literatior Y Politicos, Y Estudios Bibliograficos, Por Tomo Cuatro By W.E RETANA

File of the Filipino Bibliophile : A collection of historical, scientific, literary, and political documents and bibliographical studies. Vol. 4 by WE Retana.

An Unopened Copy (Pages Still Attached Along Top Edge), Signs of wear on the Cover, Cover and Pages Aged, Some Browning to spine and Front Cover, Light stain along 3/4 of Front Spine Edge but no water damage, Tear Across Center of Spine Neatly Repaired with Clear Archival Tape.

Published by Lib General De Victoriano Suarez, Madrid 1898 / First Edition/ Softcover/ 544 Pages/ Covers Printed Red and Black. Tight binding. Good Condition.

P9,000.00 + shipping fee

The Gems of the East : Sixteen Thousand Miles of Research Travel Among Wild and Tame Tribes of Enchanting Islands
By Henry Savage Landor

AN EARLY PRIMARY RESOURCE ON WILD TRIBES IN THE PHILIPPINES. Covers Philippines, most of the islands, various tribes, and natives.

The author travelled from London to Manila. Then to Lubang Islands, Cuyonos, l***r colony, Caliman aborigines Busuanga island, Linapakan defence of his women, Kaisian Island, Taitai on Palawan, through dense forests, Bakit bay, the beauties of Malampaya. Batacs, Apurahuano tribe, Cagay- yanese, Samales the fanatical people of the Sulu, the Sultan & his American General.

American political situation in the Sulu archipelago, sultan's treaty. Mohammedan missionaries, Tapul group, and a host of other islands & minority peoples visited.

Good ethnographic report on the large number of native peoples, customs, traditions, punishments, human sacrifices, head-hunters, etc .

A very useful resource for recording many independent tribes before a large assimilation took place.

Fascinating anthropological and travel resource.

Harpers New York 1904. First Edition. Original maroon cloth lettered in gilt spine and upper cover, 566p., top gilt, Includes an inset plan of Manilla. folding Comparative Table of the Lesser-Known Languages of the Philippine and Sulu Archipelagoes with Malay, 71 black and white illustrations. nicely illustrated with photos of the natives.

P9000 + SF

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Manila 1571 - 1898 Occidente en Oriente by Javier Aguilera Rojas

The desire to recover the common Hispanic-Filipino past is what has embarked on the same ship the different entities and people who participated in this exhibition. Conceived as a round trip from the Bay of Cádiz to the China Sea, the route followed is the one that the galleons of the Carrera de Indias carried out until the beginning of the 19th century. A long journey with a stopover in the American continent, opened by the determination and discovery of pilots and navigators, and consolidated by advances in shipbuilding, cartography and navigation techniques. The capital of the Philippine Archipelago, on the border of Asia, was between 1571 and 1898 a meeting point between Western Europe and Eastern culture.

On the primitive Maynila, an orderly city emerged at the end of the 16th century, drawn according to the checkerboard model implanted by the Spanish in the American continent. Inside and outside its fortified enclosure, along with the first stone buildings erected by the new settlers, the traditional indigenous cane and nipa farmhouse survives to contemporary times. At the same time, the combination of influences and constructive systems from Asia and the West gives way in the Islands to a singular architecture and a peculiarity of the decorative arts, which is illustrative of the fusion of trends.

Ministry of development. CEDEX-CEHOPU / University of Alcalá, 1998 Madrid. 317p. Spanish Language.Illustrated cover with flaps in very good condition. Abundant graphic documentation and Maps. Very good condition.

P9,500 + SF

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LIMITED EDITION. Only 1000 copies printed.

Title: Cutting Edge : The first 50 years of the Philippine Marine Corps.

Published by HQ Philippine Marine Corps.

This photo book was published by the Philippine Navy for the commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Philippine Marines.

Only 1000 copies printed. 137 pages with almost a photograph on each page.

Hard Cover with dust jacket 9.5"X12",
glossy pages.
Brand new but old stock. Very good condition.

P5,500 + sf

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RARE
PICTURESQUE PHILIPPINES

History and description of the Picturesque Philippines, with entertaining accounts of the people and their modes of living, customs, industries, climate and present conditions.

Apparently written to present a picture of the new colony to an American audience; includes a section on the Philippine Insurgency.

138 Pp filled with B/W photos, Original Brown Paperback with red Illustration Title on the Front Cover. Edgeware. All else Very Good. First Edition. The Cromwell & Kirkpatrick Co. 1900. Soft Cover.

PRICE: Php7,000.00 plus shipping fee

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QUAINT CORNERS OF ANCIENT EMPIRES: SOUTHERN INDIA, BURMA AND MANILA

Excerpt from Quaint Corner of Ancient Empires: Southern India, Burma, and Manila:

"F making many books there is no end may already be said concerning this Spanish American war, but, so far, no apology is needed for presenting to our public any work upon the Philippines.

If an increase of the army is demanded for these islands it will not be long before every State in the Union will have men there in whom they are directly interested, and the theatre in which those soldiers must play their parts, and perhaps end their lives, cannot but be Of interest to those left behind them, especially to their wives, mothers, and sisters.

Therefore I venture to think that the following account Of the city Of Manila with its surroundings will prove acceptable. If it helps the women who wait, and who in so doing fight the hardest Of all battles, to tide over any Of the weary hours, it will have more than accomplished its purpose."

Gilt-lettered, decorated blue cloth binding. 212 pages. Contents clean and tight. Illustrations were produced from etching a plate through an intaglio process and producing a print from it.

Title: QUAINT CORNERS OF ANCIENT EMPIRES: SOUTHERN INDIA, BURMA AND MANILA
Author : Shoemaker, M.M.
Publisher: New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons: 1899
Binding: Hardcover
Book Condition: Signs of wear on the cover but pages are clean and intact.

Price: P6,500 + sf

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THE LOCAL HISTORICAL SOURCES OF NORTHERN MINDANAO

From the Introduction by DR. IMELDA PAGTOLUN-AN, Ph.D.

"Amidst the simplicity of life lived by men and women in Northern Mindanao, a contrast of tragic and festive events emerged. This book contains accounts of loyalty and betrayal, of bravery and cowardice, of slavery and freedom, of love and hate, ad of war and peace.

Chapter 1 includes all works of scholars covering Cagayan de Oro city

Chapter 2 contains historical accounts of the Island of Camiguin

Chapter 3 contains the history of Misamis Orient, particularly that of the Municipality of Balingasag

Chapter 4 is about the history of Butuan City and

Chapter 5 contains original historical works of various scholars in Mindanao

The first of its kind, this book is a treasure to the people of Mindanao. The wealth of information it provides of Pre-Spanish, Spanish, and post-Spanish Social conditions and cultures of Northern Mindanao is one of its best features. The inclusions of various original unpublished historical materials make it really exceptional and different.

This book is the story of Othe life of simple men and women of Northern Mindanao. However, the way the story is told makes one realize that their fight for life and survival is far from simple."

BRAND NEW HARDCOVER VERY GOOD CONDITION

Edited by FRANCISCO R. DEMETRIO, S.J..Ph.D.
Published Date - 1995 BY XAVIER UNIVERSITY PRESS

P4,700.00 plus shipping fee

FOR SALE : The Brownies in the Philippines.

The Brownies in the Philippines was written by a Canadian named Palmer Cox and published by The Century Company, which was based in New York.

Brownies, like fairies and goblins are imaginary little sprites who are supposed to delight in harmless pranks and helpful deeds. They work and sport while weary households sleep, and never allow themselves to be seen by mortal eyes.

Cox uses the putative 'harmless' characters from Scottish mythology to portray Americans observing the Filipino people and attempts to bring the Philippines into the American consciousness by depicting in cartoon illustrations its traditions, values, and ways of life :

The Brownies on Mindoro The Brownies on Palawan The Brownies on Mindanao The Brownies on Romblon The Brownies on Tawi Tawi The Brownies in Albay ...... and many other destinations.

Publisher: T. Fisher Unwin, London, First Edition 1904

Binding: Pictorial Hard Cover/144 Illustrated Pages / First Edition/Decorative Cloth/ Signs of wear on the cover but no tears. Tight binding and clean and complete pages.

P7,500 + sf

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The Picture Story of the Philippines by Hester O'Neill

A brilliantly illustrated introduction to life in the Philippine Islands shortly after World War II, describing customs, holidays, landmarks, and history.

Hardcover, Fully Illustrated, First Edition 1948
Very Good condition. No Dust Jacket.
Some minor shelf wear.
P3000+ sf

FOR SALE

LUCY HERNDON CROCKETT BOOKS :

Lucy Herndon Crockett was an American novelist and artist who illustrated her own books. She lived in the Philippines while her father was serving as an advisor to Governor-General Theodore Roosevelt Jr., an experience that fed into two of her earliest two books, Lucio and His Nuong (1939) and That Mario (1941):

1. Lucio and his Nuong A tale of the Philippine Island – is a children's book illustrated by Lucy Herndon Crockett that was published in 1939 "Thus, in the sleepy province of Pangasinan, lived the family of Mansala, and they were all proud of Lucio, who alone could manage the Nuong." This is the story of Lucio and His Nuong. The book is 9 1/8" by 11 7/8" and has about 60 or 70 pages with four-and five-color illustrations on nearly every page accompanying the tale. Text and pictures are clean and bright. The binding is tight and the corners and edges are good. The book is without a dust jacket. First Edition 1939.
Price : P4,500

2. That Mario – A humorous tale of a 10-year old Philippino boy who takes a trip to Manila, and learns for the first time that he has to exert himself to get along in life and to keep out of trouble. A rollicking yarn, full of excitement. Suggests Mouseknees in style and tempo, and the background of tropical life and tropical philosophy links the Caribbean and the Pacific islands. Crude black and white drawings appropriate to the text. Henry Holt and Co. 1940. Very Good Condition. First Edition
Price: P4,000.

FOR SALE : Little Brown Brother By

The book is an eye-opener not just for Filipinos but for Americans as well, most of whom had grown up believing the American seizure of the Philippines, along with Cuba and Puerto Rico, before the turn of the last century was done with the noblest of intentions and wrought through the most benign of intrusions. The original title of the book was "Little Brown Brother: The Forgotten American Bid For Empire Which Cost 250,000 Lives," which was eventually shortened. The subtitle pretty much sums up what the book is about. The 250,000 lives were of course the Filipinos', the American occupation force, as in Iraq more than a century later, suffering few casualties.

Wolff's book told not just of the way a good portion of the new colony's population was wiped out but of the way the entire population's memory was wiped out. The first claimed only 250,000 lives, the latter the souls of nearly every inhabitant of the island.
-daily inquirer-

Little brown brother is a slang term used by Americans to refer to Filipinos during the period of U.S. colonial rule over the Philippines, following the Treaty of Paris between Spain and the United States, and the Philippine–American War.

Publisher: Doubleday 1961
Author: Leon Wolff
Edition: First Edition. Signs of wear on the dus
Price: P3,000.00

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Title: AN OHIO WOMAN IN THE PHILIPPINES: GIVING PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND DESCRIPTIONS INCLUDING INCIDENTS OF HONOLULU, PORTS IN JAPAN AND CHINA

Written by the one of the first American women to receive a degree in osteopathy, Conger (1843-1917) traveled to the Philippines as a nurse to help American soldiers and civilians in the Philippines. Her grandfather founded the village of Peninsula, Pennsylvania.

The majority of this book concerns the Philippines. Covers the author's experiences with the Iloilo & Jaro natives, descriptions of Filipino natives, attacks of "insurrectos" upon the American soldiers; flowers, fruits, berries, markets, agriculture, minerals, animals, amusements & street parades, Church Festivals, wedding customs, fourth of July in the Philippines, the McKinley-Bryan campaign and the rejoicing over McKinley's victory, Governor Taft at Jaro, Filipino domestic life. Cebu & Romblom Islands, literature, Gordon scouts & co.

Contents also covers the author's journey from San Francisco to the Philippines via Japan, Shanghai & Hong Kong with her impressions of Yokohama & Tokyo, Shanghai & Hong Kong. * With commentaries on Fujiyama, Nikko, Nagasaki et al.

Publisher: Press Of Richard H. Leighton, Akron, Ohio

Publication Date: 1904

Binding: Hardcover. Blue cloth, stamped in gilt; 168 pages. Illustrated With Photographs. Very Good (minor wear with only the slightest rubbing to the gilt; contents clean & tight).

P7,500+ SF

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