The Philippine Islands / A Political, Geographical, Ethnographical, Social and Commercial History of the Philippine Archipelago, Embracing the Whole Period of Spanish Rule
Chapitres (43)
- Introduction 0:00
- General Description of the Archipelago 29:29
- Discovery of the Archipelago 57:57
- Philippine Dependencies, Up To 1898 The Ladrones, Carolines and Pelew Islands 1:36:10
- Attempted Conquest by Chinese 1:56:31
- Early Relations With Japan 2:37:49
- Conflicts with the Dutch 2:59:24
- British Occupation of Manila 3:39:02
- The Chinese 4:34:38
- Wild Tribes and Pagans 5:02:39
- Mahometans and Southern Tribes 5:25:50
- Domesticated Natives—Origin—Character 6:55:42
- The Religious Orders 8:30:04
- Spanish Insular Government 8:59:38
- Spanish-Philippine Finances 9:34:04
- Trade of the Islands Its Early History 10:04:29
- Agriculture 11:11:36
- Manila Hemp—Coffee—Tobacco 11:39:48
- Sundry Forest and Farm Produce Maize—Cacao—Coprah, Etc. 12:30:37
- Mineral Products Coal—Gold—Iron—Copper—Sulphur, Etc. 13:36:59
- Domestic Live-stock—Ponies, Buffaloes, Etc. 14:01:37
- Manila Under Spanish Rule 14:20:20
- The Tagálog Rebellion of 1896–98 First Period 15:06:50
- Edict 16:26:01
- Order and Command 16:27:13
- To the Brave Sons of the Philippines 16:29:21
- The Tagálog Rebellion of 1896–98 Second Period American Intervention 17:31:34
- Chapter I Of the Revolutionary Government 18:51:58
- Chapter II Of the Revolutionary Congress 18:56:19
- Chapter III Of Military Justice 19:01:03
- Additional Clauses 19:04:58
- Protocol of Peace 19:17:35
- Treaty of Peace 20:09:52
- An Outline of the War of Independence, Period 1899–1901 20:22:03
- The Philippine Republic in the Central and Southern Islands 21:33:37
- The Spanish Prisoners 22:42:56
- End of the War of Independence and After 23:00:29
- Modern Manila 23:29:35
- The Land of the Moros “Allah Akbar!” 24:03:20
- The Spanish Friars, After 1898 25:00:35
- Trade and Agriculture Since the American Advent 26:00:27
- Trade Statistics 26:53:03
- Chronological Table of Leading Events 26:55:36
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