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040			_cHuman Rights Violations Victims' Memorial Commission
050			_aDS 685.8.A2
245		0	_aColonial Manila, 1909-1912 : _bthree Dutch travel accounts _cMuijzenberg, Otto Diederik van den, translator, editor.
260			_bQuezon City _cAteneo De Manila University Press
300			_bix, 262 pages ; _cillustrations;
504			_aIncludes bibliographic references and index.
520			_aAround 1910, three Dutch public intellectuals separately visited Manila. Feminist doctor Aletta Jacobs, orientalist scholar Gerret Rouffaer, and ethnologist Hendrik Muller were all curious to see how the Americans were implementing their much-advertised colonial policy of "benevolent assimilation." In Colonial Manila, 1909-1912: Three Dutch Travel Accounts, these reports are for the first time made available to Philippine readers, thus adding to the social history of the city and the country at a time when Americans were strengthening their hold over their new colony.
650			_aJacobs, Aletta Henriette -- Travel -- 1909-.
650			_aMuller, Hendrik Pieter Nicolaas -- Travel -- 1909-.
650			_aRouffaer, Gerret Pieter -- Travel -- 1911-.
942			_2lcc _cFIL
999			_c1945 _d1945