Philippine bibliography, 1899-1946.

by Michael Paul Onorato

Publisher: A[merican] B[ibliographical] C[enter in Santa Barbara, Calif

Written in English

Published: 1969 Pages: 35 Downloads: 952

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Philippines

Subjects:

Philippines -- History -- 1898-1946 -- Bibliography

Edition Notes

Classifications
Statement	Edited by Michael P. Onorato.
Series	Bibliography and reference series, no. 10
LC Classifications	Z3298 .A5O5
The Physical Object
Pagination	vii, 35 p.
Number of Pages	35
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5633228M
LC Control Number	68059514

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