An Introduction to Philippine HistoryAteneo University Press, 1998 - 141 Seiten This introductory overview looks at how the Philippines grew into a nation and how it achieved its independence. |
Inhalt
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MEETING OF CULTURES | 23 |
INITIAL COLONIAL PROBLEMS | 30 |
THE FARTHEST SPANISH COLONY | 38 |
HISPANIZATION | 46 |
ECONOMIC GROWTH | 54 |
ROOTS OF A NATION | 61 |
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