Evening star., 1933-03-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Philippine Islands.

The Philippine Islands.
In connection with requests for de-
bate material on the independence Of
the Philippines the Public Library pre-
sents the following references:
Description.
Savage Gentlemen, by Mrs. Mabel
-. (Cook) Cole. 1929. G6811 C673.
Describes the mode CT living of a
head-hunting tribe, the Tinguians. CIV
ing their customs food hunts, dances
and beliefs in spirit world.
The Former Philippines Through For
cign Eyes, edited by Austin Craig.
1916. G6811 C844f.
"a republication of valuable and rare
documents, which is intended to cor
rect the wrong impressions in the minds
of students concerning the Filipino and
his islands
The Philippines of Today, by R. w.
Hart. 1928. G6811 .H25p.
"a we'll organized account of the ge-
Cgraphy, climate. industries, resources,
customs and political conditions of the
islands"
Peoples of the Philippines, by A. l..
hIOCDSl tiAIIlSl!Cdh tuuSCuui VI
Natural History, Handbook ser.)
1919. G63l1 K913p.
The many tribes of the island and
the special characteristics of each are
described in detail
isles of Fear, the Truth About the
Philippines, by Katherine Mayo.
1925. G6811.M45.
"The author sees the Philippine prob
lem as essentially a conflict between
the moneyed class and the unprivileged
class, with the Governor General as
upholder Of the unprivileged
Bullets and Bolos. by Col j. R. White
1923. G6811.W58.
"a personal narrative CT Is years
with the Philippine constabulary con-
tains record of the military and con-
Structive operations undertaken by the
constabulary, and also picture Of life
in the provincial regions"
The Philippine Islands, by w. C.
Forbes. 1923. F6811.F74.
"a study and vindication of the oc-
cupation of the islands by the United
States. The author here summarizes
the early history. the period Of the
Spanish occupation, the underlying
forces in recent progress, and the
characteristics of the natives"
Politics and Government.
Cornerstone of Philippine Independ-
ence; a Narrative of Seven Years,
by F. B. Harrison 1922. JU681 1.H24.
The object of the book is to state
what Fflipinos have done with the
self-government granted them in 1916,
and to show that they are ready for
independence.
Philippine Uncertainty, by H. B. Hawes.
1882. JU6811.H31.
The author, United States Senator
from Missouri, gives the case for
philippine independence fearlessly and
sincerely. There is an introduction by
Senator Borah
The Philippines, a Treasure and a
Problem, by Nicholas Roosevelt.
1926. JU6811.R67.
"Gives an international, not domestic,
view of the situation that is most en-
tightening"
Conquest of the Philippines by the
United States by Moorfield Storey
and M. P. Lichauco. 1926. JU6811.
St17.
The authors have prepared this ac-
count of the acquisition and admins
tration of the Philippines by the United
States with the hope that once the
Justice of the Filipino claim is under
stood the American people will not be
slow to grant the promised inde-
pendence."
United States and the Philippines, by
D. r. Williams. 1924. JU6811 W67
AN able effort to show that Philip
pine independence is unsound and un-
warranted, frankly partisan, but sin
cere."
Magazine Articles.
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