The Philippines Past and Present

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The Metamorphosis of a Bontoc Igorot.

Two photographs of a Pít-a-pit, a Bontoc Igorot boy. The second was taken nine years after the first.

The Philippines Past and Present

By
Dean C. Worcester
Secretary of the Interior of the Philippine Islands 1901–1913;
Member of the Philippine Commission, 1900–1913
Author of “The Philippine Islands and Their People”

In Two Volumes — With 128 Plates
Volume II
New York
The Macmillan Company
1914
All rights reserved

Copyright, 1914,
By The Macmillan Company.

Set up and electrotyped. Published February, 1914.

Norwood Press
J. S. Cushing Co.—Berwick & Smith Co.
Norwood, Mass., U. S. A.

Contents

Vol. II

ChapterPage
XIX.[Education]501
XX.[The Exploration of Non-ChristianTerritory]532
XXI.[The Government of Non-ChristianTribes]559
XXII.[The Government of Non-ChristianTribes (Continued)]591
XXIII.[Corrigenda]637
XXIV.[Non-Christian TribeProblems]660
XXV.[Slavery and Peonage]676
XXVI.[Murder as a GovernmentalAgency]730
XXVII.[The Philippine Legislature]768
XXVIII.[The Picturesque Philippines]792
XXIX.[Rod, Shotgun and Rifle]806
XXX.[Philippine Lands]829
XXXI.[Philippine Forests]846
XXXII.[Improved Means ofCommunication]861
XXXIII.[Commercial Possibilities of thePhilippines]884
XXXIV.[Peace and Prosperity]911
XXXV.[Some Results of AmericanRule]921
XXXVI.[Is Philippine Independence nowPossible?]933
XXXVII.[What Then?]961
Appendix
[Index]1005

List of Illustrations

Vol. II