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    Abominable ten-peso bill. IN Then and now [column] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Abominable ten-peso bill. IN Then and now [column]
  2. 262

    Filipino leaders more comfortable in English. IN Philippine centennial [column] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Filipino leaders more comfortable in English. IN Philippine centennial [column]
  3. 263

    Emilio Aguinaldo the promdi as president by Quezon, Manuel L., 1878-1944

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    Emilio Aguinaldo the promdi as president
  4. 264

    The Military and Malolos. IN Philippine centennial [column] a thorny legacy [series] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    The Military and Malolos. IN Philippine centennial [column] a thorny legacy [series]
  5. 265

    Teddyboy up close (uh, sort of). IN Then and now [column] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Teddyboy up close (uh, sort of). IN Then and now [column]
  6. 266

    Asian values can be found in nature. IN Then and now [column] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Asian values can be found in nature. IN Then and now [column]
  7. 267

    Independence born of a dictatorship by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Independence born of a dictatorship
  8. 268

    Musing on Marcos's portrait. IN Then and now [column] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Musing on Marcos's portrait. IN Then and now [column]
  9. 269

    Politics most foul at nation's birth by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    Politics most foul at nation's birth
  10. 270

    RP journalists have been propagandists. IN Philippine centennial [column] by Quezon, Manuel L. III

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    RP journalists have been propagandists. IN Philippine centennial [column]

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