The Americans in the Philippines, Vol. 1: A History of the Conquest; And First Years of Occupation; With an Introductory Account of the Spanish Rule (Classic Reprint)

A clear view of the Philippine story through the eyes of a dedicated historian. This nonfiction volume presents the life and work of James A. Le Roy, whose years in the Philippines yielded a highly regarded history of conquest and early occupation.The narrative frames Le Roy’s meticulous approach, his fluency with languages, and his aim to present evidence from multiple sides. It also explains how illness cut short his writing, yet left behind a substantial resource for students of Philippine history and American policy in the era. Understand the Spanish and American phases that shaped early Philippine history. Explore how a careful researcher balanced sources to illuminate complex events. See the personal drive and scholarly standards that guided the author’s work. Learn why the completed chapters remain a valuable guide for readers today.Ideal for readers seeking a historically grounded view of the Philippines during the transition from Spanish rule to American administration.The Americans in the Philippines Read more