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The Philippine Islands, 1493–1898


Explorations by early navigators, descriptions ofthe islands and their peoples, their history and records of thecatholic missions, as related in contemporaneous books and manuscripts,showing the political, economic, commercial and religious conditions ofthose islands from their earliest relations with European nations tothe close of the nineteenth century,


Volume XLI, 1691–1700

Edited and annotated by EmmaHelen Blair and James AlexanderRobertson with historical introduction and additional notes byEdward Gaylord Bourne.

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Contents of Volume XLI.

  1. Preface 9
  2. Documents of 1691–1700
    1. Extracts from Jesuit letters. Juan deZarzuela, and others; Manila, 1691 and 1694 33
    2. Discovery of the Palaos Islands. PaulClain, S. J.; Manila, June 10, 1697 39
    3. Recollect missions in the Philippines,1661–1712. Pedro de San Francisco de Assis; Zaragoza, 1756.Juan de la Concepción; Manila, 1788 57
  3. Bibliographical Data 273
  4. Appendix: Moro pirates and their raids in theseventeenth century. [Compiled from various historians.] 277
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Illustrations

  1. Title-page of vol. vi of Lettres édifiantes(Paris, 1723); photographic facsimile of copy in library of WisconsinHistorical Society 41
  2. Map of New Philippines or Palaos Islands, 1710 (?); photographicfacsimile of original map in Archivo general de Indias, Sevilla 45
  3. Map of Palaos Islands, discovered by Joseph Somera, 1710; fromoriginal manuscript map in Biblioteca de Vittorio Emanuele, Rome 53
  4. Map of Magendanao (Mindanao); drawn by Fakynolano, elder brother ofthe sultan of that place, ca., 1700; photographic facsimile oforiginal manuscript map in the British Museum 280, 281
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Preface

The main part of this volume is a record of the Recollect missionsin the Philippines from 1661 to 1712; these are conducted mainly inwestern Luzón, Mindanao, and Calamianes, and Assis’saccount contains much information of interest regarding conditions inthose regions. “Moro raids in the seventeenth century”summarizes the principal events connected with that topic; and theJesuit Clain presents an interesting account of the discovery that the

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