Philippine progress prior to 1898

by Austin Craig; Conrado O. Benitez

Philippine Progress Prior to 1898

THE OLD PHILIPPINES’ INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

Chapters of an Economic History

by Conrado Benitez, A. M. (Chicago)

Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology in the University of the Philippines

I.	[Agriculture andLandholding at the time of the Discovery and Conquest.]
II.	[Industries at theTime of Discovery and Conquest.]
III.	[Trade and Commerceat the Time of Discovery and Conquest.]
IV.	[Trade andCommerce; the Period of Restriction.]
V.	[The XIX Centuryand Economic Development.]

PHILIPPINE EDUCATION CO., INC., MANILA, 1916

Filipino Writers Quoted in “The Old Philippines’ Industrial Development”:

• Citizens of the Philippine Islands, “Memorial to the Council,” Manila, 1586.
• Gobernadorcillo Nicolas Ramos, “Affidavit for Governor Dasmariñas,” Cubao, 1591.
• Chief Miguel Banal, “Petition to the King of Spain,” Manila, 1609.
• Governor Manuel Azcarraga y Palmero, “La Libertad de Comercio en las Islas Filipinas,” Madrid, 1872.
• Gregorio Sangclanco y Gozon, LL. D., “El Progreso de Filipinas,” Madrid, 1884.
• Dr. Jose Rizal Mercado y Alonso, “Annotations to Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas,” Paris, 1890.
• Rizal’s La Indolencia de los Filipinos, Madrid. 1889.
• T. H. Pardo de Tavera, M. D., “Philippine Census, Volume I, History,” Manila, 1903.
• Tavera’s Resultados del Desarrollo Economico de Filipinas, Manila, 1912.
• Antonio M. Regidor, D.C.L., (with J. Warren T. Mason), “Commercial Progress in the Philippine Islands,” London, 1905.

Made in Manila—Press of E. C. McCullough & Co.—The Work of Filipinos