Nineteenth Century Java: An Analysis of Historical Sources and Method
Robert VAN NIEL
The Golden Store of History
Conrad MYRICK
On the Changing Anglo-Saxon Image of Burma
Emanuel SARKISYANZ
Concepts of Reality in Buddhist Thought
John P. DRISCOLL
British Policy towards Siam, Cambodia and Vietnam, 1842-1858
Nicholas TARLING
Development of Trade: An Appraisal of Thailand's Recent Experience
Chomchai PRACHOOM
City Size Distrbution of Southeast Asia
Hamzah SENDUT
Malaysia: Her National Unity and the Pan-Indonesian Movement
Dieter KRAUSE
West Irian: Population Patterns and Problems
Gottfried OOSTERWAL
The Role of Islam in the History of the Filipino People
Cesar Adib MAJUL
Lunsay: Song-dance of the Jama Mapun of Sulu
Eric CASIÑO
Baptism: "Bisayanization" among the Mandaya of Eastern Mindanao, Philippines
A. TENGOYAN
Philippine Masonry to 1890
John N. SCHUMACHER
Guardia de Honor: Revitalization within the Revolution
David R. STURTEVANT
Leonard Wood: His First Year as Governor General, 1921-1922
Michael ONORATO
The American Minority in the Philippines during the Pre-War Commonwealth Period
Gerald E. WHEELER
Food and Population Problems in the Philippines
Nathaniel B. TABLANTE
Implications of the 1965 Philippine Election a View from America
Martin MEADOWS
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