Revolutionary Clergy: The Filipino Clergy and the Nationalist Movement, 1850–1903Ateneo University Press, 1998 - 298 pages |
Contents
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| 13 | |
Smoldering Embers of Nationalism 187295 | 33 |
Counsellors and Inspirers of Revolutionaries 189697 | 48 |
Nationalism and Conscience at Malolos 1898 | 65 |
Aglipay as Military Vicar General | 87 |
The Tagalog Region Resists the Americans | 124 |
Cebu Resists the Americans | 135 |
Nueva Caceres Resists the Americans | 157 |
Jaro Resists the Americans | 176 |
Nationalism within the Church | 193 |
Conflict and Loyalty 19011903 | 223 |
The One Revolution and the Many Revolutions | 267 |
Selected Bibliography | 281 |
Index | 289 |
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Common terms and phrases
Aglipay Aglipay's Aglipayan Aguinaldo Albay American anticlerical antifriar appears appointment Apura archbishop Ataviado Belarmino Bikol Burgos Catholic Cavite Cebu Chapelle circular Clero coadjutor December decree delegate Delgado diocese documents ecclesiastical governor evidence Father February Ferrero Fili Filipino clergy Filipino priests friar parish priest friars Garces Gomez guerrilla guerrilla warfare Guidi Hevia Hinolan Historia Holy ibid Ilocos Ilocos Norte Ilocos Sur Iloilo Iloilo city Ilokano influence January Jaro Jesuit Jose July Katipunan La Solidaridad later leaders letter Libertas Lukban Luzon Mabini Madrid Magalona Malolos government Manila Manuel ment military movement nationalist newspaper November Nozaleda Nueva Segovia October Panay Pelaez Peña Philippine church Pilar prisoners protest province Recoletos religious resistance Revolution Revolutionary Government Reyes Rizal role Rome Romero Rooker Roxas Samar Santos schism Schumacher secular clergy seminary September Sevilla Singzon Sorsogon Spaniards Spanish Taft Tagalog Tiempo tion town vicar forane Vigan Visayas



