Of tyrants and martyrs : a political memoir / Manuel C. Lahoz
Material type:
- 9789715428507
- DS 686.6 .L34 2017

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National University - Manila | LRC - Annex Filipiniana | General Education | FIL DS 686.6 .L34 2017 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000016581 |
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FIL DS 686.5 .Z19 2002 c.1 Philippine history and government / | FIL DS 686.5 .Z19 2002 c.2 Philippine history and government / | FIL DS 686.6 .K66 1988 c.1 Corazon Aquino : the story of a revolution / | FIL DS 686.6 .L34 2017 Of tyrants and martyrs : a political memoir / | FIL DS 686.6.A31 .C67 2009 Cory magic : her peoples' stories / | FIL DS 686.6.A68 .L36 2010 c.1 Ninoy at Cory : magkabiyak na bayani / | FIL DS 686.6.A68 .L36 2010 c.2 Ninoy at Cory : magkabiyak na bayani / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
CHAPTER 1. Wartime and childhood Experiences -- 2. Seminary education -- 3. Vatican II Reforms -- 4. My Assignment in aTinguian Community and How i met Mr. Arce -- 5. The story of Nana Sabel -- 6. Why I had to leave my parish -- 7. A social worker and the nameless Passenger -- 8. Arrest and detention -- 9. Prison Struggles and Hunger strikes -- 10. A movement to free all political prisoners -- 11. Trial by the military tribunal and my transfer to camp crame -- 12. The ifugao warrior -- 13. The cellophil Chronicles -- 14. Romancing human rights for twenty-two years -- 15. The Purge -- 16. The Deacon and the free farmers -- 17. The Arrest, torture, and killing of Mr. Arce -- 18. Ama Macli-ing Dulag: The man who damned the damns -- 19. The last Mass of Padre Agatep -- 20. A tribute to Bobby dela Paz, the Doctor of the poor -- 21. The case of Conrado Balweg
This book by Manuel C. Lahoz is already valuable in its recounting of t he Martial Law days from the inside, as an antidote to current attempts to deodorize that particular era in Philippine history.
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