Index.
Abra [257]
Acuña, Don Pedro Bravo de [191]
Adelantado [109]
African coast, exploration of [62]
Aguinaldo, Emilio [283], [294], [298], [304]
Aguinaldo, Gen. Baldomero [298]
Albuquerque [66]
Aleandora, Raja [133]
Alim ud Din, conversion of [226]
Aliping namamahay [103]
Almanzar [82]
Alphabet, Filipino [96]
America—
and the Philippines [287]–321
named [71]
revolution in [249]
wars in [248]
American control [319]
Anda y Salazar, Don Simon de [236]
Anitos [105]
Anson [21]
Anti-War Agitators in America [300]
Arandía, Governor [228]
Architecture, Bureau of [313]
Archives, Bureau of [313]
Argensola, Leonardo de [17]
Armada, destruction of [177]
Atkinson, Dr. Fred W. [315]
Audiencia, Royal [109]
abolished [149]
reëstablished [153]
Auditor, Insular [312]
Augustinian Order [121]
Azores discovered [63]
Bajan [268]
Balboa [73]
Bantilan [226]
Barangay [102]
Batanes Islands [244]
Bathala [105]
Bell, General J. Franklin [303]
Benedictines [120]
Benguet [257]
Bibliographies [21]
Bicol [35]
Biscaino, Sebastian [171]
Blair, Miss E. H. [22]
Blood compact [80]
Bonifacio, Andres [282]
Borneo—
Mohammedans in [40]
Spanish expedition to [145]
Bowring, Sir John [21]
Brooke, Charles [272]
Burgos, Dr. José [279]
Búshido [59]
Bustamante, Fernando Manuel de [217]
Cabalian discovered [127]
Cabots, voyage of the [70]
Caceres, Nueva [172]
Cagayanes [35]
Calambú Raja [79]
Calvin, John [122]
Campo, Governor Torre, [219]
Canaries discovered, [63]
Cano, Juan Sebastian del, [83], [114]
Cantava, Padre, [225]
Carreri, [21]
Caribs, [72]
Carillo, Don Pedro, [280]
Cavendish, Thomas, [175]
Cavite revolt, [279]
Cedulas, Royal, [20]
Century of obscurity, [212]
Chabucano, [266]
Chamorros, [214]
Chao Ju-kua, [97]
Charles V., [73]
Chavés, Captain Juan, [146]
Chavés, Don Juan de, [197]
China about 1400, [56]
Chinese—
attempt to capture Manila, [140]
distrust of, [182]
immigration restricted, [183]
in the Philippines, [97]
first massacre of, [182]
treaty with the, [144]
uprising of, [207]
Chirino, Father Predo, [16]
Ciagu, Raja, [79]
Cipango, [67]
Cities, largest, [171]
Civil commission, [308]
Civil Governor, first, [309]
Claudio, Don Juan, [202]
Claveria, General, [265]
Clemente, Juan, [170]
Clive, Lord, [233]
Coast and Geodetic Survey, [312]
Coast Guard, [312]
Code of Civil Procedure, [314]
Cofradia, [264]
Cold Storage and Ice Plant, [313]
Colin, Father Francisco, [17]
Colonial Policy of Spain, [113]
Colonization restricted, [112]
Columbus, Christopher, [66]
Combes, Father Francisco, [18]
Commerce restricted, [112]
Commerce and Police, [312]
Commercial House, [113]
Conquest and Settlement, [125]
Constabulary, [312]
Constitution, American, [287]
Contratacion, Casa de, [113]
Corala, [82]
Corcuera, Hortado de, [197]
Cornish, Admiral, [234]
Corregidor, battles near, [193]
Courts, [314]
Crusades, [48]
Cruz, Apolinario de la, [263]
Cuba discovered, [68]
Cubans, American sympathy for, [291]
Customs and Immigration, Bureau of, [313]
Da Gamma, Vasco, [65]
Dampier, [21]
Dasmariñas, [149]
Dato, [102]
Decree of 1589, [149]
Desventuradas, [76]
De Vera, Dr. Santiago, [148]
Dewey’s victory, [293]
Díaz, Bartholomew, [65]
Dominic, Saint, [120]
Drake, Sir Francis, [144]
Draper, General, [234]
Ducos, Father, [229]
Dutch—
at Mariveles, [154]
capture Chinese Junks, [193]
conflicts with [208]
expedition against [191]
expeditions to Indies [189]
in Formosa [194]
trading methods of [190]
Dutch and Moro wars [187]–211
Dyaks [33]
Education, Bureau of [313]
Educational system [274]
Educational work of the religious orders [205]
Encomenderos [111]
Encomiendas [157]
Engineering, Bureau of [312]
England about 1400 [46]
England and France [232]
English Language [315]
Esteybar, Don Francisco de [208]
Ethnology, study of [25]
Europe, wars in [218]
Explorers, Spanish [109]
Fernandina [172]
Fetishes among the Filipinos [103]
Feudalism [43]
Figueroa, Rodriguez de [151]
Filipino alphabet, source of [96]
Filipino independence [318]
Filipino people before the arrival of the Spaniards [88]–107
Filipino writings, early [96]
Filipinos—
assassination of [306]
classes of [103]
converted to Christianity [168]
distribution of [88]
in eighteenth century [225]
in movement for reform [279]
increase in educated [277]
liberal ideas among [273]
life and progress of [206]
material progress of [106]
misunderstanding between Americans and [295]
reorganize army [305]
religion of [105]
under the Encomiendas [161]
Finance and Justice, Department of [312]
Florida discovered [73]
Food, scarcity of [165]
Forestry, Bureau of [312]
France—
about 1400 [46]
war between England and [232]
Francis of Assisi, Saint [121]
Franciscans [121], [152], [205]
French revolution [249]
Friars—
attitude toward education [277]
coming of [168]
Missionary, efforts of [149]
opposed [279]
organization of [120]
repress the people [263]
resist English [236]
Funston, General [305]
Galleons, capture of [175]
Gallinato Juan [153]
Gama, Vasco da [65]
Geographical discoveries [61]–87
Germany about 1400 [46]
Gibbon, Edward [42]
Gil, Padre [283]
Goiti, Mertin de [133]
Gomez, Father [280]
Gonzaga, Don Eugracio [298]
Goyti [127]
Guzman, Don Francisco Tello de [152]
Hai-tan [99]
Haiti discovered [68]
Hamalbar [80]
Hari [102]
Health, Bureau of Public [312]
Henry, Prince [61]
Herrada, Friar Martin [130]
Hindus—
in the Philippines [92]
Malays and [36]
Hispaniola discovered [68]
Historical materials, recent [19]
Holy Child of Cebu [129]
Homonhón [78]
Hospitals [205]
Horses [107]
Ibanag dialect [35]
Ibilao [34]
Ide, Henry C [308]
Idols among the Filipinos [105]
Igorrote provinces [214]
Igorrotes [34]
Ilocano [35]
Ilongotes [34]
Indies, Dutch expedition to [189]
Indies, West [70]
Instruction, Department of [313]
Interior, Department of [312]
Instruction in English [315]
Insular Government [311]
Internal Revenue, Bureau of [313]
Islands, naming of [118]
It Coan [209]
Ita [25]
Italy—
about 1400 [46]
Iyeyásu [59]
Jagor [21]
Japan—
about 1400 [57]
development of [9]
Japanese colony [185]
Jesuits—
activity of [226]
arrival of [151]
a source of historical information [17]
expulsion of [238]
increase in wealth [237]
organized [123]
return of [274]
John I of Portugal [61]
Jolo—
conquest of [102]
forts destroyed at [270]
treaty with sultan of [220], [271]
Jomonjól [78]
Judicial system [313]
Justice, Bureau of [313]
Kaan, the Great [54]
Kabunsuan [40]
Kabunian [105]
Katipunan [282]
Koxinga [209]
Kue-Sing [209]
Laboratories, Government [312]
Lacandola, Raja [133]
Ladrone Islands—
colonized [213]
depopulation of [215]
discovered [76]
visited by Dampier [21]
Lands, Bureau of Public [312]
Language, development of [49]
Languages of the Malayans [90]
Laon [105]
Lara, Don Sabiano Maureque de [210]
La-Sande, Dr. Francisco [144]
Lavazares, Guido de [164]
Laws of the Indies, [123]
Ledesma, Bartolomé de, [162]
Legarda, Hon. Benito, [310]
Leyte, religious revolt at, [206]
Liga Filipina, [280]
Lima, Pablo de, [162]
Limahong, [140]
Limasana, [78]
Lobo, Sabastian, [203]
Loyola, Ignatius, [123]
Lukban, General, [309]
Luna, Antonio de, [296]
Luis, Don, [151]
Luzon, conquest of, [136]
Luzuriaga, Hon. José, [310]
Mabini, Don Apolinario, [298]
MacArthur, General, [301], [308]
Madeira Islands, [62]
Magellan, [16], [74], [81], [114]
Magellan, Straits of, [75]
Maharlica, [103]
Maine, destruction of the, [292]
Malaspina, Captain, [245]
Malay Archipelago about 1400, [59]
Malayo-Polynesian speech, [90]
Malayan peoples, [31], [32], [35], [90]
Malays, Mohammedan, [106]
Malays and Hindus, [36]
Malolos campaign, [299]
Malvar, General, [309]
Manchus, [57]
Mandaya, [34]
Manguianes, [33]
Manobo, [34]
Manila—
about 1600, [177]
attacked by Chinese, [140]
battle of, [298]
capture of, [294]
Chinese in, [180]
decline of, [185]
earthquake at, [155]
founded, [135]
importance of, [173]
improvements in, [218]
opened to trade, [259]
taken by the English, [235]
taken by the Spanish, [133]
Manila Normal School, [276]
March, Major, [304]
Mariveles, Dutch fleet captured at, [192]
Masonry, [280]
Maximilian, [73]
May-nila, [133]
Mediæval period, [42]
Mendoza, viceroy of Mexico, [109]
Mincopies, [31]
Mindoro, pirates of, [132]
Mindanao—
early history of, [18]
people of, [34]
Spanish settlements on, [266]
Ming dynasty, [57]
Mining, Bureau of, [312]
Missionary, the Spanish, [123]
Mogul, Great, [56]
Mohammed, [37]
Mohammedans, [47]
Moluccas abandoned, [208]
Monasticism, rise of, [119]
Mongols, Tartar, [54]
Moro forts destroyed, [270]
Moro Malays, trade with, [99]
Moro pirates—
activity of, [207]
first expedition against, [132]
in 1771, [240]
increase of, [228]
of Tawi Tawi, [220]
rise of, [153]
Moros of Jolo, attacked, [146]
Moros—
Corcucra’s expedition against, [198]
origin of name, [41]
Morones, Juan de, [162]
Moses, Prof. Bernard, [308], [315]
Mota, Captain Lorenzo de la, [163]
Municipal governments, [265]
Museum, Philippine, [313]
Napoleon I., [251]
Natives under Spanish rule, [110]
Navarrete, Father Fernandez, [18]
Navigator, the, [61]
Navy established, [245]
Negros, occupation of, [301]
Netherlands independent, [188]
Newspapers, [273]
Non-Christian Tribes, Bureau of, [312]
Normal School, Manila, [276]
Northern route discovered, [131]
Nueva Caceres, founded, [146]
Nueva Caceres, [172]
Nueva Vergara, [268]
Obando, Marquis of, [228]
Orang benua, [32]
Orang laut, [268]
Orinoco River, [70]
Ortega, Don Joaquin, [264]
Oscariz, Don Mariano, [266]
Otis, General, [297]
Oyanguran, Don José, [267]
Pacific Ocean discovered, [73]
Palaos, [224]
Pampangas, revolt of, [206]
Pampango, [35]
Pangasinian, [35]
Papuans, [31]
Pardo de Tavera, Dr. Joaquin, [22], [92], [192], [280], [310]
Pelew Islands, [117]
Peru, conquest of, [73]
Philip the Handsome, [73]
Philippine civil commission, [308]
Philippine Islands discovered, [78]
Philippines—
America and, [287]–320
a subject for historical study, [9]–24
American ideas about, [295]
as a Spanish colony, [108]
Chinese in the, [97]
coming of the Spaniards, [40]
development of, [9]
during the period of European revolution, [231]–258
expedition to, [115], [117], [126]
first archbishop in, [152]
historical accounts of, [15]
Inquisition in, [212]
Jesuits expelled from, [239]
navy established in, [245]
peoples of, [25]–42
political decline of, [212]
rebellions in, [254]
returned to Spain, [236]
separated from Mexico, [253]
Spanish occupation of, [16]
threatened by Chinese, [210]
under the English, [234]
visited by Dampier, [21]
Philosophy of the eighteenth
century, new, [231]
Pigafetta, Antonio, [16]
Pilar, Gregorio del, [303]
Pineda, Don Antonio, [245]
Pintados, Islas de los, [131]
Piracy, [196], [228], [246], [271]
Pirates, [132], [153], [220], [240], [268]
Pizarro, [73]
Polistas, [168]
Polo, Marco [54]
Poniente, Islas del [79]
Portuguese colonies [147], [195]
Portuguese discover Eastern passage [61]
Posts, Bureau of [312]
Press, influence of [273]
Primo de Rivera, General [285]
Printing, Bureau of [313]
Prisons [312]
Progress and revolution [259]
Pueblo [262]
Raja [102]
Rebellion of 1896 [283]
Recollects [169]
Reformation [121]
Regidor, Don Antonio [280]
Religion of the Filipinos [105]
Renaissance [45]
Repartimientos [111]
Residencia [201]
Retana, W.E. [20]
Revenues and Expenditures [313]
Revolt of 1811 [263]
Revolution [249]
Rizal y Mercado, Dr. José, [17], [280], [281]
Rojo, Don Manuel [229]
Ronquillo, Don Gonzalo de, [146], [164]
Robertson, J.A. [22]
Saavedra, Don Alvaro de [16], [116]
Salazar, Domingo de [168]
Salamanca, Juan Cerozo de [196]
Salcedo, Don Diego de [212]
Salcedo, Juan de [132]
Samal pirates [268]
Samal ports destroyed [269]
Samar discovered [78]
San Andres, orphanage of [170]
San Augustin, Fr. Gaspar de [17]
Sanchez, Alonso [149]
San Augustin, Padre [100]
Sanchez, Padre Alonzo [168]
Sandico, Don Teodoro [298]
Sangleyes [184]
San Juan de Dios hospital [120]
Sarangani [118]
Santa Potenciana [170]
Santibañez Ignacio [152]
Santo Niño [129]
Sanvitores Padre Diego Luis de [213]
Sedeño, Padre Antonio [168]
Segovia, Nueva [172]
Seljuks [47]
Schwan, General [305]
School, Manila Normal [276]
Siam, treaty with [218]
Sierra, Don Juan [218]
Signal Service [312]
Silonga [151]
Silva, Juan de [192]
Sioco [141]
Smith, Gen. James [301]
Soliman, Raja [133]
Sonnerat, M. [21]
South America, rebellion in [253]
Spain—
colonial policy of [113]
decline of [252]
economic policy of [220]
war with United States [292]
Spanish—
found a post at Zamboanga [196]
increase in population [276]
settle Mindanao [266]
take Moro city of Manila [133]
Spanish and Portuguese [177]
Spanish attitude toward education [277]
Spanish expedition to Borneo [145]
Spanish government [163]
Spanish occupation, [140]
Spanish misrule ended, [286]
Spanish rule established, [156], [165]
Spanish soldier and the Spanish missionary, [108]
Spilbergen, Admiral, [193]
Statistics, Bureau of, [313]
Sual opened to trade, [261]
Subanon, [34]
Sulu, [268]
Swingli, [122]
Taft, William H, [308]
Tagálog language, [90]
Tagálog people, [35]
Tagal, Moro pirate, [197]
Tagbanúa, [34]
Tamerlane, [56]
Tartar Mongols, [54]
Tattooing, [131]
Tawi Tawi, pirates of, [220]
Taycosama, [152]
Ternate, taken by Spanish, [17]
Tierra del Fuego, [76]
Timour, [56]
Tobacco industry, [242]
Tondo, District of, [185]
Torre, Don Carlos de la, [278]
Torre, Don Francisco de la, [236]
Torre, Hernando de la, [116]
Toscanelli, [67]
Totanes, Padre, [96]
Trade—
restricted, [174]
routes of, [51]
Venetian monopoly of, [52]
with the East, [51]
Treasurer, Insular, [312]
Trias, Gen. Mariano, [298]
Turks, [47]
United States—
development of, [287]
war with Spain, [292]
Urbistondo, Governor, [268]
Urdaneta, Andres de, [100], [115], [125]
Van Noort, [154]
Vargas, Don José Basco de, [242]
Velarde, Father Murillo, [17]
Venice, [49]
Vespucci, Amerigo, [71]
Vera, Dr. Santiago de, [148], [162]
Vidal, Montero y, [20]
Vigan, [172]
Villalobos, Lopez de, [16], [117]
Volcanic eruptions, [254]
Weather Bureau, [312]
Wellington, [252]
Weyler, Governor-General, [292]
Wheaton, General, [301]
Wittert, Admiral, [192]
Wolfe, General, [233]
Worcester, Dean C, [308]
Worms, Diet at, [74]
Wright, Luke E, [308]
Writing, systems of, [93]
Writings, early Filipino, [96]
Xavier, Saint Francis, [118]
Young, General, [303]
Yusef, [82]
Zamal, [78]
Zamboanga—
abandoned, [18], [208]
opened to trade, [261]
refounded, [218]
Spanish post at, [196]
settled, [266]
Zamora, Father, [279]
Zulueta, M, [22]
Zuñiga, Father Joaquin Martinez de, [19]