Through the Philippines and Hawaii

Frank G. Carpenter

Language: English

Genres: Non-fiction Travel & Geography

A fascinating tour of the islands of the Philippines with a brief look at the future state of Hawaii. Studies of the economy, the people, the agriculture and the different cultural regions of the country. (Summary by Betty B)

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1. Just a Word Before We Start
2. Athens to Manila
3. The Philippine Capital. Old and New
4. In the Tondo Market
5. The Fair Filipina
6. Going to School in Manila
7. Tobacco Fields and Factories
8. Through Northern Luzon by Rail
9. Baguio
10. Our Heathen Wards
11. Camp John Hay and the Igarots
12. The Benguet Gold Mines
13. The School Republic of Munoz
14. Homesteading in the Philippines
15. By Ponyback Through the Forest
16. The Rice Terraces of Ifugaoland
17. Where Magellan Raised the Flag of Spain
18. Coconut Farms
19. The World's Biggest Leper Colony
20. On the Sugar Island of Negros
21. In Zamboanga, Capital of Moroland
22. Basilan, Our New Rubber Island
23. Motoring Across Jolo
24. The Sultan of Sulu
25. Davao, The Land of Manila Hemp
26. The Bagabos and Their Neighbors
27. The Business Man of the Philippines
28. The Question of Independence
29. Hawaii, at the Crossroads of the Pacific
30. Our Sugar and Pineapple Islands

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