Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): Volume 7 Number 1 (June 2024)

Articles

• Editor's Note Volume 7, Number 1

  Melanie J. Magpantay

  i-iii

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• The Background of the Schools and Teachers in Spanish Pampanga and Tarlac (1863-1898)

  Louie Aldrin L. Bartolo

  1-40

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• A Dependent Empire: The Military Activities of the Filipino Natives in Spanish Taiwan, 1589-1642

  Moises Levi Orlino

  41-58

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• Unrealized Ambitions of Proyecto de Colonización: Exploring Spanish Colonial Projects and Identity in 1890s Mindanao

  Joshua Philip Castillo

  59-87

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• As The Heaven Witnessed It All: A Jeopardy of American Colonial Pacification in Sulu, 1906

  Christian Ely Poot

  88-115

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• The Country’s First State University: Aims, Structure, and Legacy of the Literary University of the Philippines (1898-99)

  Jon Royeca

  116-142

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• Institusyonal na Kasaysayan ng American National Red Cross sa Pilipinas, 1917-1940

  John Castro

  143-157

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• Reconstruction of Ermita: The Memorialization Case Through Its Historical Data Paper (1950-1953)

  Kim Cataquian

  158-170

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• Salvador Araneta as Examined and Re-examined

  Wogie Pacala

  171-184

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• Luzon’s Once Extensive Railways Corpuz, Arturo G. The Colonial Iron Horse: Railroads and Regional Development in the Philippines, 1875-1935. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press, 1999.

  Carlos Joaquin R. Tabalon

  185-194

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• Reviving the Subaltern, Reimagining the Nostalgia: Reconstructed Mentalities of the Moros in Early American Colonization Hawkins, Michael C. Making Moros: Imperial Historicism and American Military Rule in the Philippines’ Muslim South. DeKalb, Ill., Northern Illinois University Press, 2013.

  Christian Ely F. Poot

  195-207

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