The Inhabitants of the Philippines

by Frederic H. Sawyer

List of Illustrations.

• [Portrait of the Author] Frontispiece
• [View on the Pasig with Bamboos and Canoe] To face p. 6
• [Facsimile of Cédula Personal] To face p. 53
• [Some of the rising generation in the Philippines] To face p. 75
• [Map of the Philippine Islands] To face p. 150
• [Group of women making Cigars] To face p. 158
• [Salacots and Women’s Hats] To face p. 160
• [Author’s office, Muelle Del Rey, ss. Salvadora, and Lighters called “Cascos”] To face p. 161
• [River Pasio showing Russell and Sturgis’s former office] To face p. 166
• [Tower of Manila Cathedral after the Earthquakes, 1880] Between pp. 168–9
• [Suburb of Malate after a typhoon, October 1882, When thirteen ships were driven ashore]
• [Author’s house at Ermita] To face p. 177
• [Fernery at Ermita] To face p. 185
• [A Negrito from Negros Island] To face p. 207
• [A Manila Man] Between pp. 208–9
• [A Manila Girl]
• [Tagal Girl wearing Scapulary] To face p. 216
• [Carabao harnessed to native Plough; Ploughman, Village, and Church] Between pp. 226–7
• [Paddy Field recently planted]
• [Paulino Marillo, a Tagal of Laguna, Butler to the author] To face p. 229
• [A Farderia, or Sugar Drying and Packing Place] To face p. 240
• [Igorrote Spearmen and Negriot Archer] To face p. 254
• [Anitos of Northern Tribes] To face p. 258
• [Aitos of the Igorrotes] To face p. 258
• [Coffin of an Igorrote Noble, with his Coronets and other Ornaments] To face p. 259
• [Weapons of the Highlands of Luzon] To face p. 261
• [Igorrote Dresses and Ornaments, Water-Jar, Dripstones, Pipes, and Baskets] To face p. 264
• [Anitos, Highlands] To face p. 266
• [Anito of the Igorrotes] To face p. 266
• [Igorrote Drums] To face p. 266
• [Tinguianes, Aeta, and Igorrotes] To face p. 276
• [Vicols Preparing Hemp]:— To face p. 287
  • [Cutting the Plant]
  • [Separating the Petioles]
  • [Adjusting under the Knife]
  • [Drawing out the Fibre]
• [Visayas Women at a Loom] To face p. 305
• [Lieut. P. Garcia and Local Militia of Baganga, Caraga (East Coast)] To face p. 333
• [Atás from the Back Slopes of the Apo] To face p. 347
• [Heathen Guiangas, from the Slopes of the Apo] To face p. 349
• [Father Gisbert, S.J. exhorting a Bagobo Datto and his Followers to Abandon their custom of making Human Sacrifices] Between pp. 350–1
• [The Datto Manib, Principal Bagani of the Bagabos, with some Wives and Followers and Two Missionaries] Between pp. 350–1
• [The Moro Sword and Spear] To face p. 363
• [Moros of the Bay of Mayo] To face p. 367
• [Moro Lantacas and Coat of Mail] To face p. 373
• [Seat of the Moro Power, Lake Lanao] To face p. 377
• [Double-barrelled Lantaca of Artistic Design and Moro Arms] To face p. 387

The Inhabitants of the Philippines.

Chapter I.

Extent, Beauty and Fertility.

Extent, beauty, and fertility of the Archipelago—Variety of landscape—Vegetation—Mango trees—Bamboos.