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Philippine progress prior to 1898

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By Austin Craig
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The work assembles primary documents, scholarly chapters, and edited foreign observations to present a people-centered account of the archipelago's past. Economic chapters trace agricultural practices, indigenous industries, shipbuilding, and changing trade regimes from initial contact through the era of restricted commerce to nineteenth-century liberalization; another section reconstructs pre-contact and proto-national developments and Filipino participation in historical processes. A second volume collects travelers' reports and foreign analyses to illustrate external perspectives. Editorial notes favor extensive quotation and reference material over authorial opinion to enable readers to reassess conventional narratives.

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Related Library of Congress catalog page: 17031047.

Related Open Library catalog page (for source): OL24150481M.

Related Open Library catalog page (for work): OL148709W.

Related WorldCat catalog page: 7424095.

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