The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898; Volume 49 / Explorations by early navigators, descriptions of the islands and their peoples, their history and records of the catholic missions, as related in contemporaneous books and manuscripts, showing the political, economic, commercial and religious conditions of those islands from their earliest relations with European nations to the close of the nineteenth century

by Unknown

Edited and annotated by Emma Helen Blair and James Alexander Robertson with historical introduction and additional notes by Edward Gaylord Bourne.

The Arthur H. Clark Company
Cleveland, Ohio
MCMVII

CONTENTS OF VOLUME XLIX

	[Preface]							11
	[Documents of1759–1765]
		[Conquest of Manila by the English, 1762, and otherevents, 1762–1765]
			[Plan of anexpedition for the conquest of the southern Philippines]. [SirWilliam Draper?; Canton, ca., 1759?]					27
			[Letters to Clevland]. Admiral Samuel Cornish; ManilaBay, October 31, and November 10, 1762					44
			[Letter to Lord Anson]. Admiral Samuel Cornish;Manila Bay, November 1, 1762					60
			[Letters to Earl of Egremont]. Sir William Draper;Manila, November 1, and November 2, 1762					65
			[Draper’s Journal]. Sir William Draper;[Manila?], 1762					81
			[Rojo’s Journal]. Manuel Antonio de Rojo yVieyra; Manila, December 23, 1762					104
			[Anda and the English invasion, 1762–1764].Simon de Anda y Salazar, and others; Manila and Bacolor, October 8,1762-March 9, 1764					132
			[Rojo’s narrative]. Manuel Antonio de Rojo yVieyra; [Manila, 1763]					176
			[Synopsis of letter to Cárlos III]. Simon deAnda y Salazar; Manila, June 22, 1764					262
			[Letter to Cárlos III]. Simon de Anda ySalazar; Manila, July 23, 1764					269
			[Letter to Gonzalez]. Baltasar Vela, S.J.; Manila, July 24, 1764					288
			[Synopsis of communications to Cárlos III].Simon de Anda y Salazar, Manila, June–July, 1764					296
			[Draper’s defense]. In two parts. I. A plainnarrative. [Sir William Draper; London, 1764?]. II. ColonelDraper’s answer to the Spanish arguments. Sir William Draper;London, 1764					309
			[Letter to Rueda]. Eugenio Carrion, S.J.; San Pedro de Macati, July 8, 1765					333
			[Letter to Mesquida]. Bernardo Pazuengos,S.J.; Santa Cruz, July 20,1765					336
			[References]. Editorial compilation of titles					343
	[Bibliographical Data]							347

ILLUSTRATIONS

	[Plan ofManila Bay, October, 1762]; photographic facsimile from copy inBritish Museum							Frontispiece
	[Manila and thePhilippines, 1762]; from Scots Magazine, 1763, xxv, facing p.224; photographic facsimile from copy in library of HarvardUniversity							35
	[Chart ofPhilippines, showing path of Manila galleon]; from LondonMagazine, 1763, xxxii, p. 292; photographic facsimile from copy inLibrary of Congress							49
	[Plan of city ofManila, showing sites occupied by the British in 1762]; photographicfacsimile of original manuscript in Archivo general de Indias,Sevilla							95
	[Plan of city ofManila and its fortifications, 1762]; from Le Gentil’sVoyage (Paris, 1779–1781), ii, plate 6; photographicfacsimile from copy in library of Wisconsin Historical Society							107
	[Plan of port ofCavite and its fortifications, by Tomás de Castro y Andrade,ca. 1762]; photographic facsimile of original manuscript (incolors), in Archivo general de Indias, Sevilla							183
	[Plan of MarivelesBay, 1764; in collection of ][10]]Charts by AlexanderDalrymple ([London], 1781), ii, p. 63; photographic facsimile from copyin Library of Congress							199
	[Autograph signatureof Simon de Anda y Salazar]; photographic facsimile from originalmanuscript in Archivo general de Indias, Sevilla							285