The Philippines and the Far East

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Title:: The Philippines and the Far East
Collection:: Southeast Asia Visions
Creator:: Stuntz, Homer Clyde
Date:: 1904
Extent:: 522 600dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:: Jennings and Pye; Eaton and Mains
Publication Place:: Cincinnati, New York
Format:: Book
Contents:: Front Matter
Chapter I. The Philippine Archipelago.
Chapter II. Who are the Filipinos?
Chapter III. Social Order and General Characteristics.
Chapter IV. Historical Summary.
Chapter V. The Friars.
Chapter VI. Why the Friars are Hated.
Chapter VII. Why the Friars are Hated - Continued.
Chapter VIII. The Insurrection of 1896.
Chapter IX. The American Occupation.
Chapter X. Framing a Policy.
Chapter XI. Some Constructive Legislation.
Chapter XII. Educating a Nation.
Chapter XIII. Further Improvements.
Chapter XIV. Resources.
Chapter XV. The Chinese in the Philippines.
Chapter XVI. The Friar Lands.
Chapter XVII. The Friar Lands. (Continued.)
Chapter XVIII. Philippine Finance.
Chapter XIX. The Government and Religious Conditions.
Chapter XX. Why is Protestantism in the Philippines?
Chapter XXI. The Religious Situation - a General View.
Chapter XXII. The Bible Societies.
Chapter XXIII. Missionary Beginnings
Chapter XXIV. The Methodist Episcopal Church : Beginnings.
Chapter XXV. The Methodist Episcopal Church. - Continued.
Chapter XXVI. Presbyterians and Baptists.
Chapter XXVII. Episcopalian and Other Churches.
Chapter XVIII. Some Difficulties Confronting Mission Work.
Chapter XXIX. The Aglipay Movement.
Chapter XXX. The Philippines and the Far East.
Index

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