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| Item Call Number |
DS 667.2 G34 |
| Copynumber |
1 |
| Status |
Available |
| Barcode |
3114 |
| Main Entry |
- Personal name - Gagelonia, Pedro A.,
- Dates associated with a name - 1923-
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| Title Statement |
- Title - The Filipino historian :
- Remainder of title - controversial issues in Philippine history /
- Statement of responsibility, etc. - by Pedro A. Gagelonia
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| Publication, Distribution, Etc. (imprint) |
- Place of publication, distribution, etc. - Manila :
- Name of publisher, distributor, etc. - FEUCCI,
- Date of publication, distribution, etc. - c1970.
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| Formatted Contents Note |
- Formatted contents note - One: Number of Islands and Islets in the Philippines -- Named Islands and Islets in the Philippines -- Size of the Philippines -- Location of the Philippines -- Location and depth of the Philippine deep -- Longest river in the Philippines -- Straits -- Coastline -- Mountains -- Major islands in the Philippines
- Formatted contents note - Two: Shri-Visayan and Madjapahit empires, Theirs "Alleged" Suzerainty over Pre-hispanic Philippines -- Maragas code, Fact or Legend
- Formatted contents note - Three: "Discovery" or "Rediscovery" of the Philippines -- Date of the "Arrival" of the Spaniards in the Philippines -- Baptism of the people of Cebu
- Formatted contents note - Four: The defiance of Lapu-lapu -- The battle of Mactan -- Cebu tragedy -- Controversy over Magellan's expedition -- Other expeditions to the Philippines
- Formatted contents note - Five: Piracy in Philippine waters -- First Spanish settlement in the Philippines --Martin de Goiti's Departure from Panay -- First conquest of Manila -- Number of Rulers in Manila -- Legazpi's sorties to the different Islands in the Philippines -- Departure of Legazpi from Panay for the occupation of Manila --
- Formatted contents note - Six: First Christian converts in the Philippines -- Proclamation of Manila as a City -- Aims of Spain's colonization of the Philippines -- Establishment of the Royal Audiencia
- Formatted contents note - Seven: Arrival of the Religious orders in the Philippines -- Spanish attempts to colonize the Muslims --Dasmarinas expedition to the Moluccas in 1593 -- Population (Spanish) of the Philippines in 1586
- Formatted contents note - Eight: Muslim Pirates(?) -- Punitive expeditions against the Muslims
- Formatted contents note - Nine: Chinese uprising of 1603 -- Chinese uprising in 1639 -- Chinese revolt of 1662 -- Chinese revolt of 1762 -- Last Filipino King of Manila -- Diego and Maria Josefa Gabriela Silang -- Dagahoy Rebellion
- Formatted contents note - Ten: British adventure in the Philippines -- The "Sacking" of Manila -- Ransom of Manila -- Anda's actuations in 1762 -- General Drake's Assumption of Office -- Treasure abroad the Galleon Filipino -- Anda's Return to Manila -- Results of the British invasion
- Formatted contents note - Eleven: Expulsion of the Jesuits -- Tobacco Monopoly -- Governor General Berenguer y Marquina and Governor General Aguilar -- Free trade, free ports, etc -- Abolition of the Tobacco Monopoly -- Opening of Manila to World trade -- First University in the Philippines --First newspaper in the Philippines
- Formatted contents note - Twelve: Cavite Mutiny of 1872 -- Religious revolt of the "King of the Tagalogs" -- Calamba Affair of 1888
- Formatted contents note - Thirteen: The founding of KKK -- Hoods (or masks) of the KKK -- Katipunan Membership -- Woman members of the Katipunan -- Kalayaan - Organ of the KKK -- Membership of affluent and prominent Filipino in the KKK -- Rizal and the Katipunan
- Formatted contents note - Fourteen: Cry of Balintawak (Pugad-Lawin?) -- First entanglements -- Battle of San Juan del Monte -- Siege of Pasig -- Gubernatorial Pardon
- Formatted contents note - Fifteen: The capture of Kawit -- Emilio Jacinto: commander-in-chief -- Execution of the Bonifacio brothers -- Bonifacio brothers' place of execution
- Formatted contents note - Sixteen: First Republic of the Philippines -- Biak-na Bato Republic -- The pact of Biak-na-Bato -- Aguinaldo's trip to Hongkong -- Hongkong Junta
- Formatted contents note - Seventeen: Number of dewey's ships -- Battle of Manila Bay -- Hoisting time of the white Flag -- Aguinaldo-Dewey conference -- William Mckinley
- Formatted contents note - Eighteen: Members of the Malolos Congress -- Mabini's objections to the Malolos constitutions -- The Filipino Red Cross -- San Juan del Monte incident
- Formatted contents note - Nineteen: Cecilio Segismundo -- The capture of Aguinaldo -- Last Filipino General to surrender to the United States Forces -- American Occupation of Calbayog, Samar -- Result of the War -- The Philippine independent Church
- Formatted contents note - Twenty: The Assassination of General Antonio Luna -- The case of Andres Bonifacio
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| Subject Geographic Name |
- Geographic name - Philippines
- General subdivision - Historiography.
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