The Philippine Islands / A Political, Geographical, Ethnographical, Social and Commercial History of the Philippine Archipelago, Embracing the Whole Period of Spanish Rule

by F.R.G.S. John Foreman

Parágua Island, [157]. Vide Palaúan

Parian, the, [110]

Paris Peace Commission. Vide Peace of Paris

Parrado, General González, [145], [150], [572]

Paseo de los gigantes, [134] (footnote)

Paseo del Real Pendon, [50]

Pasig River, [15]

Paterno, Maximo, [106]; biographical note of, [411]

Paterno, Pedro A., [106], [394]; negotiates peace, [395]; claims a title, [409]; biographical note of, [411]; pro-Spanish manifesto of, [489]; becomes President of the Revolutionary Congress, [469]; capture of, [504]; in prison, [505]; intervenes in the Spanish captives negotiations, [542]; as playwright, [554]

Patria, La, newspaper, [412]