The Roces Family publishers : (with a history of the Philippines).
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TextPublication details: Philippines : Islas Filipinas Publishing Co., Inc., c1987Description: 146 pages : illustrations ; 32 cmSubject(s): FAMILY -- PHILIPPINES | FAMILY CORPORATIONS -- PHILIPPINES | PRESS -- PHILIPPINES | ROCES FAMILYLOC classification: PN 5426 .R581 1987
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LRC - Annex | National University - Manila | Special Collection | Filipiniana | FIL PN 5426 .R581 1987 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000020068 |
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Roots in Spain -- A glimpse of Asturias -- Gijon : the Roces roots -- Three generations of publishers -- Don Alejandro Roces Sr. -- Don Ramon Roces y Pardo -- Sra. Elena Roces Guerrero -- Sra. Carmen Roces Davila -- A history of the Philippine press -- The First printing press -- The Early newspaper -- The Filipino press -- The Renacimiento Libel suit -- The English-language newspaper -- A new era begins -- The Weeklies -- The post-war publications -- The Press under Martial Law -- After EDSA --
There is a thin historical thread running through the fabric of the history of the Philippine press which identifies those who dedicated themselves to the honorable calling.
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