Philippine progress prior to 1898

by Austin Craig; Conrado O. Benitez

Contents

• Page
• I.—[The Old Philippines’ Industrial Development], by Conrado Benitez 1
• II.—[The Filipinos’ Part in the Philippines’ Past]:
  • [Pre-Spanish Philippine history, A. D. 43–1565]. (Introduction, by Austin Craig) 77
  • [Pre-historic civilization in the Philippines], by Elsdon Best 79
  • [A thousand years of Philippine history before the coming of the Spaniards], by Austin Craig 91
  • [Translation by W. W. Rockhill of a Chinese book of 1349] 102
  • [Spanish unreliability; early Chinese rule over Philippines; and reason for indolence in Mindanao]; from Salmon’s “Modern History,” 1744 104
  • [Bisayans in Formosa], by Dr. Terrien de Lacouperie 105
  • [The Tagalog Tongue], by José Rizal 106
  • [Philippine tribes and languages], by Prof. Ferdinand Blumentritt 107
  • [Beginnings of Philippine Nationalism] (Introduction, by Austin Craig) 118
  • [The Friar Domination in the Philippines], by M. H. del Pilar 119
  • [Archbishop Martinez’s secret defense of his Filipino clergy] 121
  • [Nineteenth century discontent] 128
  • [The liberal governor-general of 1869–1871], by Austin Craig 132
  • [The rebellion in the Philippine Islands], by John Foreman 133
  • [Filipinos with Dewey’s squadron], from the Hongkong Telegraph 136
  • [A prediction of 1872] 136
• Reproductions of twelve early maps relating to Further India and the Philippines. Following page 136