Pictorial history of the Philippines - Reyes, Pedrito 1896-1981; Grau-Santamaria, Mercedes; Beyer, H. Otley; De Veyra, Jaime C.; Chavarria-Asistio, Salud; Banas, Raymundo C.; Reyes, Pedro O. Jr. ([Quezon City, Philippines] [Capitol Publishing House, Inc.], 1953)
Part I: From the Earliest Times to the Signing of the Treaty of Paris: Chapter I. How the Early Filipinos Lived: (a) Stone Age; (b) Waves of Migration; Bronze Stone Age -- Chapter 2. Influences of Other Malay Lands: (a) Sri-Vishaya; (b) Bornean Datus; (c) Madjapahit; (d) Relations with Malay Lands -- Chapter 3. Filipino Art and Culture in Pre-Spanish Times -- Chapter 4. Period of Magellan and Explorations to the Moluccas: (a) After Magellan; (b) Villalobos and Legaspi; (c) Manila; (d) Conquest of Luzon -- Chapter 5. The Philippines and Other Oriental Countries: (a) The Philippines and China; (b) The Philippines and Japan -- Chapter 6. Conflicts of Spain in the Philippines: (a) Threats to Spanish Sovereignty; (b) Religious Conflicts; (c) Filipino Revolts; (d) British Invasion -- Chapter 7. Spanish Attempts to Improve Philippine Conditions: (a) Basco; (b) Philippine Representation in the Spanish Cortes; (b) More Revolts; (c) De La Torre; (d) Reforms -- Chapter 8. The Philippine Revolution: (a)Events leading to the Philippine Revolution; (b) The Revolution -- Chapter 9. The Spanish American War: (a) Resumption of Fil-Spanish Hostilities; (b) Outbreak of the Spanish-American War; (c) American Occupation of Manila; (d) Filipino Activities -- Chapter 10. Filipino Art and Culture during the Spanish Period: (a) Clothing and Ornament; (b) Architecture; (c) Decorative Art and Design in General; (d) Music and Dancing; (e) Drama; (f) Literary Art; (g) The Representative Arts; (a) Moro and Pagan Art During the Spanish Period -- Part II: Chapter 11. The Filipino-American War: (a) The Outbreak of Filipino-American Hostilities; (b) Progress of the War; (c) Campaigns North of Manila before the Rains; (d) Campaigns South of Manila before the Rains; (e) Death of General Lawton; (f) Surrender of Aguinaldo; (g) Preparations for the Establishment of Civil Government -- Chapter 12. Forty-Five Years Under the Stars and Stripes: (a) Inauguration of the American Civil Government; (b) Early Act of the New Government; (c) The First Philippine Assembly; (d) Progress Under the American Regime; (e) Independence Missions; (f) Tyding's McDuffie Law; (g) Signing of the Philippine Constitution -- Chapter 13. The Philippine Commonwealth: (a) Inauguration of the Philippine Commonwealth Government; (b) Third International Eucharistic Congress; (c) Improvements under President Quezon -- Chapter 14. The Pacific War: (a) Preparations for War; (b) The Bombing of Pearl Harbor; (c) War in the Philippines; (d) Occupation of Manila; (e) Fall of Bataan; (f) Fall of Corregidor; (g) Establishment of "Puppet" Government; (h) The Road Back; (i) Liberation of the Philippines; (j) Restoration of the Commonwealth Government; (k) Surrender of Japan -- Chapter 15. The Establishment of the Philippine Republic: (a) Elections of 1946; (b) Granting of Independence to the Philippines; (c) Achievements of President Roxas; (d) Death of Roxas; (e) The Philippines under President Quirino; (f) Mayors of the City of Manila; (g) Representatives of American Sovereignty; (h) American Governors; (i) American Presidents Connected with Philippine History; (j) Philippine International Fair -- Chapter 16. Short Biographies of Great Filipinos -- Chapter 17. History, Maps, and Seals of the Provinces.
Photocopy.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Philippines -- History -- Pictorial works