Introduction
Armando MALAY, Jr.
Maria Clara and the Market: Women and Change in 19th Century Philippines
Norman OWEN
The American Minority in the Philippines during the Pre-War Commonwealth Period
Gerald WHEELER
Muslim-American Relations in the Philippines, 1899-1920
Peter GOWING
Philippine Masonry to 1890
John SCHUMACHER, S.J.
The Colorum Uprising 1924-1931
Milagros GUERRERO
Unity and Disunity in the Muslim Struggle
Samuel TAN
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