Kasaysay Philippines History - Filipino People Revolution Independence Movement

by See Listing, Dante Ambrosio

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First edition · Limited edition

Kasaysay Philippines History - Filipino People Revolution Independence Movement Kasaysay: The Story of the Filipino People — Dante Ambrosio and Augusto de Viana, writers and researchers; edited by Anita Feleo An extensively illustrated history of the Philippines and the Filipino people, tracing the nation’s development from its precolonial societies through more than three centuries of Spanish rule, the struggle for independence, the Philippine Revolution, and the Philippine–American War. This revised 2001 edition was produced through a collaboration among the Philippine Historical Association, the National Historical Institute, and the University of Santo Tomas. Created in connection with the 1998 centennial of Philippine independence, Kasaysay presents an accessible historical narrative accompanied by hundreds of photographs, maps, drawings, portraits, documents, and reproductions of historical artwork. The project grew out of “Centennial Goes to the Barrios,” a nationwide exhibition and educational initiative that brought Philippine history to communities across Luzon, Mindanao, and other regions. The opening chapters explore Philippine life before European arrival, including early trade and cultural connections with China and Japan. Subsequent sections examine Spanish colonization, the Manila galleons, the Catholic Church, colonial society, the secularization movement, and the execution of the priests Mariano Gómez, José Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora—collectively remembered

• Publisher: See Listing
• Year: 2001
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good

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