The Philippine Revolution in the Bicol region / Elias M. Ataviado ; translated into English by Juan T. Ataviado from the Spanish original entitled Lucha y libertad ; prologue by Teodoro M. Kalaw.
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TextQuezon City : New Day Pub., [1999];copyright 1999Description: 2 volumes ; 23 cmContent type: - text
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- DS 688.B53 .At17 1999 v.1
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| DS 688.B5 P39 1985 A peoples' history of Benguet province. / | DS 688.B5 .Sa14 1987 Treasury of beliefs and home rituals of Benguet. / | DS 688.B53 .At17 1999 v.1 The Philippine Revolution in the Bicol region / | DS 688.B53 .At17 1999 v.1 The Philippine Revolution in the Bicol region / | DS 688.B53 .M295 1990 Ibalon under storm and siege : essays on Bicol history : 1565-1860 / | DS 688.B53 .M295v 1999 Vignettes of Bicol history / | DS 688.B53 .M295v 1999 Vignettes of Bicol history / |
Volume 2 has subtitle: Narrative of the Philippine revolution in the Province Albay. Volume 2 translated by Hilario A. Lim.
v. 1. From August 1896 to January 1899 -- v. 2. February 1899 to April 1900.
Written with admirable balance, the author, thought proud of the emergence of the Filipino nation brought about by the revolution, did not hesitate to mention what should be blamed in the officials of the revolution. He shows how the Tagalog-initiated revolution won Bikolano support and took on a national character (New Day Publishers).
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