Philippine history / Gregorio F. Zaide
Material type:
- DS 685 .Z19 1984

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National University - Manila | LRC - Annex Filipiniana | Special Collection | FIL DS 685 .Z19 1984 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000010892 |
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FIL DS 676 .T38 1971 The Philippine insurrection against the United States, volume V [November 13, 1899 to July 4, 1902] / | FIL DS 679 .M35 1960 Mabini and the Philippine revolution / | FIL DS 685 .S76 1985 The Conquest of the Philippines by the United States, 1898-1925 / | FIL DS 685 .Z19 1984 Philippine history / | FIL DS 686 .L38 1958 c.1 Thinking for ourselves / | FIL DS 686 .L38 1958 c.2 Thinking for ourselves / | FIL DS 688.B2 .B37 1977 Bataan and Corregidor : battleground of the brave / |
Includes index.
The Philippines : "Pearl of the Orient" -- Filipinos : Asia's unique nation -- The Philippines before the coming of the Spaniards -- Our Asian heritage -- Rediscovery of the Philippines by Magellan -- Spanish conquest and colonization -- The Spanish colonial system -- Spain's dream of an Asian colonial empire -- Philippine-Chinese relations -- Philippine-Japanese relations -- Philippine-Mexican relations -- The Moro wars -- British invasion of the Philippines -- Filipino revolts and rebellions -- Economic and social progress under Spain -- The twilight of Spanish rule -- Our Spanish heritage -- Birth of Filipino nationalism -- The propaganda movement and the Katipunan -- The Philippine revolution -- Hello, America, Goodbye Spain -- First Philippine republic and the war of Philippine independence -- American rule and democratization of the Philippines -- Economic and social progress under America -- Our American heritage -- The Commonwealth of the Philippines -- The Philippines and world war II -- Japanese occupation of the Philippines -- Liberation and the birth of the Philippine republic -- From President Roxas to President Marcos -- Martial law and the New Philippine republic -- The New republic
In response to this challenge, I have written this new book on the history of our republic. Ours is indeed a republic that we, Filipinos, should cherish and be proud of because it is the first Malayan republic to emerge in history's limelight and more so because it is racial ideal of freedom, nurtured to reality by the blood, sweat, and tears of our noble heroes and martyrs of bygone centuries.
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