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Dream of a reformed society and other speeches / by Ferdinand E. Marcos with an introduction by Gregorio S. Cendaña.

By: Material type: TextText[Manila] : National Media Production Center, 1974Description: 133 pages 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • DS 655.M37 .M333 1974
Summary: This collection of Mr. Marcos's speeches since martial law is a partial expression of this ideology. The book begins, aptly, with the epochal speech of 23 September 1972, in which he first spoke of his dream of a reformed Philippine society. Though many of the individual speeches have had to be abridged, for reasons of space, they reflect sufficiently the totality of President Marcos's remarkably wide range of interests. Political philosophy, economic development, the quality of education, the symbolic value of competitive sport, the intricacies of international relations--all that concern his people and his country--come within the intellectual and activist concern of Ferdinand E. Marcos. --Introduction of the book.
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Filipiniana Filipiniana Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo-Information Resource Center Filipiniana DS 655.M37 .M333 1974 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 3FIL2018016311

This collection of Mr. Marcos's speeches since martial law is a partial expression of this ideology. The book begins, aptly, with the epochal speech of 23 September 1972, in which he first spoke of his dream of a reformed Philippine society. Though many of the individual speeches have had to be abridged, for reasons of space, they reflect sufficiently the totality of President Marcos's remarkably wide range of interests. Political philosophy, economic development, the quality of education, the symbolic value of competitive sport, the intricacies of international relations--all that concern his people and his country--come within the intellectual and activist concern of Ferdinand E. Marcos. --Introduction of the book.

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