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Charles Whitman Briggs

 
9781331852766: The Progressing Philippines (Classic Reprint)

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This little book has been definitely prepared as a text-book for mission-study classes. I ts conclusions are based upon ten years of missionary experience in the Philippines, 1900-1910. A painstaking effort has been made to bring the information culled from government and mission Board reports down to date. Those wishing a fuller statement of any topic herein discussed are referred to the ample literature now available on Philippine matters. The friendship of many Filipinos of all classes has proved so priceless a boon that it is a pleasure thus to introduce those friends, their country, and their needs to all who are interested in the spiritual interpretation of Philippine affairs. Special indebtedness is hereby acknowledged to Dr. David P. Barrows, formerly head of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Insular Government, later Superintendent of Education for the Philippines, for the main outlines followed in the summary of Philippine history. His History of the Philippines, prepared as a textbook for Filipino students in the government high schools, is the best treatise on that subject in print.
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