America and the Philippines – Carl Crow 1914 1st edition HC

Description: Title: America and the Philippines by Carl Crow | Doubleday, Page & Company 1914 HC First Edition Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Company, Garden City, New York Date: 1914 Condition: •Covers: Navy blue cloth binding with gilt and embossed detailing, including an eagle emblem and a map of the Philippines. Light rubbing to edges and corners. Minimal softening at the spine ends. •Spine: Strong and intact with clear, bright gilt lettering. •Text block: Slight even toning consistent with age. Pages are clean, unmarked, and without tears or creases, save for a prior ownership signature on the front free endpaper. •Binding: Tight and square. All pages are securely attached, indicating careful handling over the years. •Additional Features: Illustrated with photographs, including images of Filipino life, architecture, and infrastructure from the early 20th century. Description: This first edition of America and the Philippines by Carl Crow offers a thorough and impartial account of the challenges and achievements of American governance in the Philippines during the early 20th century. Crow’s journalistic background brings insightful analysis, covering topics such as education, economic development, and interethnic relations. The book is divided into twelve chapters, each addressing critical facets of Filipino and American interaction, including governance, the development of infrastructure, and the eventual prospect of Philippine independence. Photographic illustrations enrich the narrative, showcasing village life, early school systems, and infrastructure projects like the Benguet Road. The author’s observations, such as those on the difficulties of addressing the Moro question, remain relevant in historical discussions today. Table of Contents Highlights: •The Islands and Their People •America’s Discovery and Conquest •The Amateur Colonists •The Building of a Nation •A Country of Invalids •Philippine Independence Notes for Collectors: This first edition volume is a valuable acquisition for those interested in colonial history, American foreign policy, or Philippine studies. The inclusion of period photographs enhances its appeal for both researchers and bibliophiles. Measurements: Please refer to the provided photographs for exact dimensions. Ruler included for scale. Additional Notes: •Rarity: Early firsthand accounts of American administration in the Philippines with such detailed illustrations are seldom encountered, especially in this condition. •Historical Significance: Offers an indispensable view of American-Philippine relations post-Spanish-American War. •Content Highlights: The author’s detailed reporting reflects the complexities of a nation in transition under foreign governance. This book will ship promptly and securely packaged to ensure it arrives in the condition described. There are no marks or tears to the text block, including no additional ownership marks beyond the noted signature.

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