Francisco the Filipino

Francisco the Filipino

Francisco the FilipinoAt the close of the Spanish-American War in 1898, Spain withdrew from the Philippine Islands...
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Author: Little, Burtis McGie,1884-
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Francisco the Filipino

Francisco the Filipino

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Francisco the Filipino

$17.72 $8.85
Author: Little, Burtis McGie,1884-
Format: eBook
Language: English

Francisco the Filipino

At the close of the Spanish-American War in 1898, Spain withdrew from the Philippine Islands after more than three centuries of residence, and turned over the responsibilities of Philippine control to the people of the United States. A number of years have elapsed since the American people took up the white mans burden in the Orient, and although thousands of Americans have visited our new possessions during this time, there are still many persons who think vaguely of the Philippines as a tiny group of islands somewhere in the Pacific, inhabited by half savage people who wear little or no clothing and prefer dog meat to all other kinds of food. When one stops to note that the archipelago consists of more than three thousand islands, which, if placed within the United States, would occupy an area extending from Minneapolis to New Orleans and from Denver [vi]to Kansas City, he secures a more definite idea of their magnitude. And when he learns further that the soil of these islands is astonishingly fertile, that they abound in valuable timber, coal, gold, copper, iron, lead, and platinum, and that of the eight million inhabitants, only about half a million are uncivilized, the remainder being Christians, some of whom are highly educated, with all the graces and accomplishments of a European, he again finds himself startled at the importance of these new American territories across the seas. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 47815
Author: Little, Burtis McGie
Release Date: Dec 29, 2014
Format: eBook
Language: English

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