00000nam a22000004a 4500 UP-1685954869149831395 Buklod 20241203114204.0 m | | | ta 241203s1972 ph ao rb |||1 u|eng d BG-17966 Gift-Dr. David B. Baradas DML BAG rda eng HN 720 P28 L37a Larkin, John Alan author. The Pampangans colonial society in a Philippine province John Alan Larkin. Manila Alemars [1972] xvii, 340 pages illustrations, maps 24 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Originally published by University of California Press, Berkeley, California, 1972. Reprinted under authority of Presidential Decree No. 285, as amended by P.D. No. 400, by Phoenix Press, Inc., Quezon City, Philippines. Includes bibliographical references (pages [315]-331) and index. 1. AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY: The province -- The people and their towns. 2. FROM DATUS DESCENDED: Pre-Hispanic society -- Social and economic hispanization -- Political hispanization -- The evolution of Pampangan society to 1765. 3. TRANSITION: The expansion of Philippine commerce -- The origins of a cash crop economy in Pampanga -- The rise of the Chinese meztizos -- Pampangan society from 1765 to 1820. 4. CASH CROP SOCIETY: The growth of foreign trade -- The advance of Pampangan sugar farming -- Land and agriculture -- Elite society in the nineteenth century -- Pampanga, 1820-1896. 5. THE BELT OF FIRE: General outlines of the revolution -- The revolution in Pampanga: phase one -- The revolution in Pampanga: phase two --The revolution in Pampanga: phase three -- Pampanga's role in the revolution. 6. AMERICAN COLONIALISM: American policy toward the Philippines -- Colonial practice in Pampanga -- Education -- Other programs -- American society in Pampanga. 7. DECADE OF ADJUSTMENT: Postrevolutionary reactions -- The growth of party poltics - The agricultural situation -- Pampangan society from 1901 to 1910. 8. PROLOGUE TO UNREST: Administrative policy and practice -- Politics in the new decade -- Agricultural progress -- Pampangan society from 1911 to 1921. 9. ENVOI. Pampanga Social conditions. FI UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN HN 720 P28 L37A Book