100 Events that Shaped the Philippines

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100 Events that Shaped the Philippines
Virgilio S. Almario (project director)
National Centennial Commission, c1999
406 pages

A centennial celebration of words and pictures that showcase the 100 events that shaped the Philippines. 100 events – interpreted as a day, a series of actions, or even a full-blown movement that had the greatest impact on the country. 400 pages of stories and articles. Over 750 photographs and illustrations as visual support. 21 resources people in the fields of Philippine arts and culture, education, history, politics, economics, science and technology, and religion.

(Photo courtesy of libros.com.ph)

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Cuts a tall and controversial figure in contemporary Filipino literature. Marne Kilates

Sa rami at husay [ng pagtula] ay mahirap makahanap ng lalamang pa kay Rio Alma. Isagani R. Cruz

A poet who has committed his life and spirit to letters and education. Rebecca T. Añonuevo

Masisilip...ang malaking bahagi ng kasaysayan ng panulaang Filipinas sa lawas ng mga tula ni Rio Alma. Roberto T. Añonuevo

Rio Alma is perhaps the most visible, most heard, most read, and most important poet in Tagalog. Ophelia A. Dimalanta

Sa mga...makata ngayon ay walang pag-aalinlangang kasama si Rio Alma sa pangunahing hanay. Teodoro A. Agoncillo

We consider him the most significant writer of the present times. Joaquin R. Roces
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100 Events that Shaped the Philippines

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