An observer in the Philippines, or, Life in our new possessions

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Title:: An observer in the Philippines, or, Life in our new possessions
Collection:: Southeast Asia Visions
Creator:: Devins, John Bancroft
Date:: 1905
Extent:: 550 600dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:: American Tract Society
Publication Place:: Boston ; New York
Format:: Book
Contents:: Front Matter
Chapter I :An Army Transport
Chapter II : Mid Pacific America
Chapter III : Soldiers Play and Pray
Chapter IV : First Impressions
Chapter V : Admiral Dewey's Victory
Chapter VI : From Manila to Dagupan
Chapter VII : Product of the Islands
Chapter VIII : A Day on the Pasig River
Chapter IX : Filipino Characteristics
Chapter X : Waterfalls and Rapids
Chapter XI : The New Summer Capital
"Chapter XII : Marriage, Pure and Mixed "
Chapter XIII : Chinese or Filipinos
Chapter XIV : Cemetery Privileges
Chapter XV : The Opium Traffic
Chapter XVI : Harbor Improvements
Chapter XVII : American Army: Humane
Chapter XVIII : Native Guardians of Peace
Chapter XIX : Contagion at Close Range
Chapter XX : The American Teacher
Chapter XXI : A Morning with Aguinaldo
Chapter XXII : Two Types of Patriots
Chapter XXIII : Catholicism in the Islands
Chapter XXIV : The Aglipay Movement
Chapter XXV : Protestantism: Its Progress
Chapter XXVI : The Presbyterian Church
Chapter XXVII : In Aguinaldo's Province
Chapter XXVIII : The Silliman Institute
Chapter XXIX : Methodist Episcopal Church
Chapter XXX : Protestant Episcopal Church
Chapter XXXI : Christian Association Work
Chapter XXXII : Bible Distribution
Chapter XXXIII : Trustworthy Men Needed
Chapter XXXIV : The Pearl of the Orient
Chapter XXXV : Exhibit at St. Louis
Chapter XXXVI : Duty of American Church
End Matter

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