The Tinguian eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 351 pages of information about The Tinguian.

The Tinguian eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 351 pages of information about The Tinguian.

[15] Reyes, Historia de Ilocos, p. 151 (Manila, 1890), also Filipinas articulos varios, p. 345 (Manila, 1887); Blair and Robertson, op. cit., Vol.  XIV, pp. 158-159; Vol.  XXVIII, p. 167.

[16] Blair and Robertson, op. cit., Vol.  XXVIII, p. 158.

[17] Antonio Mozo, Noticia historico-natural (Madrid, 1763), in Blair and Robertson, Vol.  XLVIII, p. 69.

[18] These were:  Tayum 1803; Pidigan 1823; La Paz and San Gregorio 1832; Bukay (Labon) 1847.  For further details of this mission see Villacorta, Breve resumen de los progresos de la Religion Catolica en la admirable conversion de los indios Igorotes y Tinguianes (Madrid, 1831).

[19] Blair and Robertson, op. cit., Vol.  XXXVIII, p. 199.

[20] Discussions concerning the Chinese origin of the Tinguian will be found in Mallat, Les Philippines, Vol.  I, pp. 212-213; Vol.  II, pp. 104-7, 345 (Paris, 1846); Plauchet, L’Archipel des Philippines (Revue des deux Mondes, 1887, p. 442); Buzeto y Bravo, Diccionario geografico estadistico historico; Semper, Die Philippinen und ihre Bewohner (Wuerzburg, 1869); Blumentritt, Versuch einer Ethnographie der Philippinen (Peterman’s Mittheilungen, 1882, No. 67); Reyes, Die Tinguianen (Mittheilungen K. K. Geogr.  Gesellschaft in Wien, 1887, p. 5, et seq.); Reyes, Filipinas articulos varios (Manila, 1887); Sanchez y Ruiz, Razas de Filipinas, usos y custombres, Memoria Exposicion General, pp. 51, 60, 138 (Manila, 1887); Montblanc, Les Isles Philippines, p. 22 (Paris, 1887); Montero y Vidal, El Archipelago Filipino, p. 289 (Manila, 1886); Bowring, A Visit to the Philippines, p. 171 (London, 1859); Sawyer, The Inhabitants of the Philippines, p. 276 (London, 1900); Zuniga, Historia, pp. 19-38 (Sampaloc, 1803); Colin, Labor evangelica, Vol.  I, chaps. 4, 12-14 (Madrid, 1663); Blair and Robertson (The Philippine Islands, Vol.  XL, pp. 316, et seq.) give a translation of San Antonio Chronicas, written in Manila between 1738-44, also of Colin, Labor evangelica, of 1663; Brinton, The Peoples of the Philippines (Am.  Anthropologist, Vol.  XI, 1898, p. 302).

[21] Paul De La Gironiere, Vingt annees aux Philippines (Paris, 1853); Stuntz, The Philippines and the Far East, p. 36 (New York, 1904).

[22] Quoted by Paterno, La antigua civilizacion Tagalog, pp. 122-123 (Madrid, 1887).

[23] Brinton, The Peoples of the Philippines (Am.  Anthropologist, Vol.  XI, 1892, p. 297).  See also De Quatrefages, Histoire generale des races humaines, pp. 515-517, 527-528.

[24] Census of the Philippine Islands of 1903, pp. 453-477.

[25] The Non-Christian Tribes of Northern Luzon (Philippine Journal of Science, Vol.  I, pp. 798, 851, Manila, 1906).

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