A  book of comment and criticism
Subtitle: being a collection of miscellaneous writings and addresses
By: by Pedro de la Llana.
Publisher: Sugar News Press
Published: 1926
Place of publication: Manila, P.I. [i.e. Philippine Islands]
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 175
Notes: Microfiche. Jakarta : Library of Congress Office ; Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1995. 2 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm.
Table of contents: title: I.	 Introduction; title: II.	THE PHILIPPINE PROBLEMS; title: 1.	The Economic Aspects of Philippines Independence 	 	1; title: 2.	The “Cacique” System in the Philippines			11; title: 3.	The Patriots of the “Independence Fund”			18; title: 4.	Provincial Life in the Philippines				27; title: 5.	The Progress of Independence Thinking 			                35; title: 6.	The National Supreme Council				                44; title: 7.	Governor Wood’s Work in the Philippines			53; title: 8.	Filipino Love of Gambling					62; title: 9.	Business as an Agency of Progress				66; title: 10.	The Agricultural Possibilities of Central Luzon		                72; title: 11.	The Effects of Independence Propaganda			79; title: 12.	Ideals and Cash						87; title: III.	MISCELLANEOUS  ADDRESSES AND ARTICLES; title: 1.	Religion Freedom and Intellectual Progress			97; title: 2.	The Real Mission of the Teacher				115; title: 3.	The Call for Sane Criticism					129; title: 4.	A Bold and Striking Utterance by a Filipino			138; title: 5.	The Need of a Vigorous Public Opinion			                135; title: 6.	Random Thoughts on “Iconoclasts” and on criticism		139; title: 7.	The Passing of a Great Man					144; title: 8.	Tagore’s Vision of a Great World				147; title: 9.	The Dawn of a Nobler Age					149; title: 10.	A Message to the Philippine Resume			                152; title: 11.	An Appreciation of Washington				154; title: 12.	Newspaper Leadership 					158; title: IV.	APPENDIX							161