The Philippines: Past and Present (Volume 2 of 2)

by Dean C. Worcester

Contents

Vol. II

Chapter						Page
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 [Instructions to the First Philippine Commission] 975 [Proclamation of the First Philippine Commission] 977 [Instructions to the Second Philippine Commission] 980 [Pastand Present Organization of the Courts of the PhilippineIslands] 988 [Present accepted Estimate of the Non-Christian Population of thePhilippines] 999
	[Index]					1005

• [Instructions to the First Philippine Commission] 975
• [Proclamation of the First Philippine Commission] 977
• [Instructions to the Second Philippine Commission] 980
• [Past and Present Organization of the Courts of the Philippine Islands] 988
• [Present accepted Estimate of the Non-Christian Population of the Philippines] 999

List of Illustrations

Vol. II

• The Metamorphosis of a Bontoc Igorot Frontispiece
• Facing page
• [Head-hunters’ Weapons] 508
• [The Three Leading Men in the Funeral Procession of an Ifugao who has lost his Head to the Enemy] 516
• [The Sacred Tree of the Ifugaos] 524
• [Entrance to the Quiangan Schoolhouse] 534
• [An Ifugao School] 540
• [The Sub-provincial Building at Quiangan] 546
• [Ifugao Constabulary Soldiers] 554
• [Bontoc Igorot Head-hunters] 562
• [Bontoc Igorot Women in Banana-leaf Costume] 570
• [A Bontoc Igorot Tug-of-war] 578
• [Bontoc Igorot Boys learning to make Furniture] 586
• [A Conference with Ifugao Chiefs] 594
• [Finished Trail built by Ifugaos] 602
• [Difficult Bit of Rock Work on the Mountain Trail in Benguet] 610
• [A Flying Ferry in Operation] 618
• [A Wild Tingian of Apayao] 626
• [Tingian Girls threshing Rice] 634
• [Typical Manobos] 640
• [An Old Bukidnon Chief] 650
• [Typical Street in a Filipino Town] 656
• [A Typical Bukidnon Village Street] 656
• [A Typical Improved Bukidnon House] 664
• [A Typical Neglected Filipino House] 664
• [Making Friends with the Mandayas] 670
• [A Mandayan Boy] 678
• [A Group of Bagobos] 686
• [Moro Boats coming out to meet the Philippine Commission at Jolo] 692
• [Among the Moros] 700
• [A Moro Chief with his Wives and Daughter] 706
• [Lieutenant-Governor Manuel Fortich of Bukidnon] 708
• [Governor Frederick Johnson of Agusan] 714
• [A Typical Peon] 722
• [The Penalty for Loyalty to the United States] 728
• [The Philippine Assembly in Session] 738
• [Señor Sergio Osmeña, Speaker of the Philippine Assembly] 742
• [The Manila Hotel] 750
• [Mayon Volcano] 756
• [The Crater of Taal Volcano] 764
• [A Bit of the Pagsanjan Gorge] 772
• [A Giant Tree Fern] 780
• [Scene on a Bird Island] 788
• [A Day’s Catch] 796
• [After the Hunt] 804
• [Typical Scene at the Edge of a Hardwood Forest] 812
• [A Typical Forest Scene] 820
• [Old-style Road across Lowlands] 826
• [New-style Road across Lowlands] 826
• [Typical Old-style Country Road] 836
• [Typical New-style Country Road] 836
• [A Canga, or Carabao Sledge] 844
• [A New-style Cart, with Broad-tired Wheels, which does not injure the Roads] 844
• [Road Destroyers at Work] 852
• [An Old-style Culvert] 858
• [The Old Way of Crossing a River] 868
• [The New Way of Crossing a River] 868
• [A Typical Old-style Bridge] 878
• [A Typical Reënforced Concrete Bridge] 878
• [A Collapsible Bridge] 886
• [Map: Manila, the Future Distributing Centre for the Far East] 888
• [Preparing Rice Land for Planting] 892
• [Planting Rice] 892
• [A Three-year-old Coffee Bush] 902
• [A Ceara Rubber Tree] 906
• [A Typical Cocoanut Grove] 918
• [A Typical Filipino Town] 922
• [A Typical Group of Filipinos] 930
• [A Typical Spanish Mestiza] 938
• [A Strange Couple] 946
• [A Member of the Cabaruan Trinity] 946
• [A Typical Old-style Provincial Government Building] 962
• [A Modern Provincial Government Building] 962
• [A Refuge from the Moros] 968
• [A Possible Office-holder] 972