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"Can Filipinas be first?" and why it should be
One may ask: should we still care about our country? Should we still abide by her statutes, or should we continue living our lives without ever giving a thought to it? Perhaps it depends on who you... Read more
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"Can Filipinas be first?" and why it should be
One may ask: should we still care about our country? Should we still abide by her statutes, or should we continue living our lives without ever giving a thought to it? Perhaps it depends on who you... Read more
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Ang Tala sa Panghulo
This novel by acclaimed dramatist Patricio Mariano draws heavily on the stereotype of the shy, modest barrio girl and the brash, scheming, and unfaithful city girl. Berta is a beautiful barrio lass who peddles native delicacies. One of her customers is a handsome painter named Luciano... Read more
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The life and times of a diplomat extraordinare: a review of LMG
LMG: The Leon Maria Guerrero Anthology is not just about the life and achievements of this great Filipino who, like Jose Rizal before him, had championed the glory of his country for other nations to see. No, this is a book that presents his times as well, times full of both grandeur and hardship, of peace and war, of triumphs and hard falls. This is a book that chronicles not only the workings of a great individual, but also the slow, but ever-constant... Read more
Today In History
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May 17, 1899
- American invaders under the command of Gen. Henry W. Lawton occupy San Isidro, Nueva Ecija, and discover that the revolutionary government has retreated to Cabanatuan. -
May 17, 1897
- Gov.-Gen. Fernando Primo de Rivera issues a general amnesty pardoning all Filipino revolutionaries who give up their arms and surrender to the Spanish government. -
May 17, 1599
- The Real Audiencia de Manila prohibits the Chinese from becoming baptismal godsons of Filipinos.
