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Earnshaw, Señor, denial of existence of slavery in Philippines by, [724].
Eckman, Governor E. A., luncheon given to, by Benguet Igorots, [572].
Edie, Major, efficient medical officer, 413.
Education, under the Spanish, [501]–[503];
system of, established by Americans, [504] ff.
Edwards, General, action in regard to slavery bill, [700], [702].
Elections, under Aguinaldo’s scheme of government, 254–256;
percentage of illiteracy brought out by Philippine, [523], [944].
Embroidery-making, training of Filipino women in, [507], [509].
Evans, John H., governor of Palawan, [600], [606].
Expositions, exhibition of non-Christian peoples at, [643]–[645].