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_aDS 686.5.Z9 _b.W168 1973 |
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_aWalsh, Tom. _949738 |
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_aMartial law in the Philippines : _ba research guide and working bibliography / _cTom Walsh. |
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_aHawaii : _bAsian Studies Program University of Hawai, _c1973 |
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_a130 leaves _c28 cm. |
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| 520 | _aA year ha passed since Ferdinand Edralin Marcos, sixth president of the post-war Republic of the Philippines, placed his country under the "divine guidance" of martial law and assumed near-dictatorial powers as chief executive and self-proclaimed architect of a "New Society." Presidents Marcos has offered the threat of Communist subversion and insurrection, and the need for national discipline and reform as explanation and justification for his dramatic proclamation of September 21, 1972. | ||
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_aMartial law _zPhilippines _2sears _918622 |
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_aPhilippines _zPhilippines _2sears _957074 |
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