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The Philippines : a unique nation / Sonia M. Zaide ; with Gregorio F. Zaide's History of the Republic of the Philippines.

By: Zaide, Sonia M [author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Quezon City, Philippines : All-Nations Pub. Co., c1994Description: 458 pages ; 23 cmISBN: 9716420056Subject(s): PHILIPPINES HISTORYLOC classification: DS 646.5 .Z19 1994

Contents:

1. The Philippines as a unique nation -- 2. Origin of the Filipinos -- 3. The Asian Heritage of the Filipinos -- 4. Our Early Ancestors -- 5. Western Discovery and conquest -- 6. Mexican relations -- 7. The Spanish colonial system -- 8. Our economy under Spain -- 9. Our Spanish heritage -- 10. Filipino Services to Spain -- 11. Islam in the Philippines -- 12. Relations with the Chinese And Japanese -- 13. The British Invasion -- 14. Filipino Revolts -- 15. The Twilight of Spains rule -- 16. Philippine Nationalism -- 17. Propaganda Movement and the Katipunan -- 18. The Philippine Revolution -- 19. The coming of the United States -- 20. The first republic in Asia -- 21. America's rule and democratization of the Filipino People -- 22. Economic progress under the United states -- 23. Our American Heritage -- 24. The Commonwealth of the Philippines -- 25. The Philippines and the World War II -- 26. Japanese Occupation and the Second Republic -- 27. Independence and the Third republic -- 28. Martial law and New Society -- 29. The Fourth Republic -- 30. From the People Power to a Great Christian Revival.

Summary: As many have noted, the Philippines is a "unique nation", due to its heritage from four major civilizations--the Asian, the European, the Latin, and the American. This book explains the reasons why, and links the past as a preparation for a destiny that makes the Philippines different from any nation in the world.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Annex	National University - Manila	General Education	Filipiniana	FIL DS 646.5 .Z19 1994 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000016452

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1. The Philippines as a unique nation --
2. Origin of the Filipinos --
3. The Asian Heritage of the Filipinos --
4. Our Early Ancestors --
5. Western Discovery and conquest --
6. Mexican relations --
7. The Spanish colonial system --
8. Our economy under Spain --
9. Our Spanish heritage --
10. Filipino Services to Spain --
11. Islam in the Philippines --
12. Relations with the Chinese And Japanese --
13. The British Invasion --
14. Filipino Revolts --
15. The Twilight of Spains rule --
16. Philippine Nationalism --
17. Propaganda Movement and the Katipunan --
18. The Philippine Revolution --
19. The coming of the United States --
20. The first republic in Asia --
21. America's rule and democratization of the Filipino People --
22. Economic progress under the United states --
23. Our American Heritage --
24. The Commonwealth of the Philippines --
25. The Philippines and the World War II --
26. Japanese Occupation and the Second Republic --
27. Independence and the Third republic --
28. Martial law and New Society --
29. The Fourth Republic --
30. From the People Power to a Great Christian Revival.

As many have noted, the Philippines is a "unique nation", due to its heritage from four major civilizations--the Asian, the European, the Latin, and the American. This book explains the reasons why, and links the past as a preparation for a destiny that makes the Philippines different from any nation in the world.

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