List of Illustrations.
Reading edition
Portrait of the Author Frontispiece
View on the Pasig with Bamboos and Canoe To face p. 6
Facsimile of Cédula Personal To face p. 53
Some of the rising generation in the Philippines To face p. 75
Map of the Philippine Islands To face p. 150
Group of women making Cigars To face p. 158
Salacots and Women’s Hats To face p. 160
Author’s office, Muelle Del Rey, ss. Salvadora, and Lighters called “Cascos” To face p. 161
River Pasio showing Russell and Sturgis’s former office To face p. 166
Tower of Manila Cathedral after the Earthquakes, 1880 Between pp. 168–9
Suburb of Malate after a typhoon, October 1882, When thirteen ships were driven ashore
Author’s house at Ermita To face p. 177
Fernery at Ermita To face p. 185
A Negrito from Negros Island To face p. 207
A Manila Man Between pp. 208–9
A Manila Girl
Tagal Girl wearing Scapulary To face p. 216
Carabao harnessed to native Plough; Ploughman, Village, and Church Between pp. 226–7
Paddy Field recently planted
Paulino Marillo, a Tagal of Laguna, Butler to the author To face p. 229
A Farderia, or Sugar Drying and Packing Place To face p. 240
Igorrote Spearmen and Negriot Archer To face p. 254
Anitos of Northern Tribes To face p. 258
Aitos of the Igorrotes To face p. 258
Coffin of an Igorrote Noble, with his Coronets and other Ornaments To face p. 259
Weapons of the Highlands of Luzon To face p. 261
Igorrote Dresses and Ornaments, Water-Jar, Dripstones, Pipes, and Baskets To face p. 264
Anitos, Highlands To face p. 266
Anito of the Igorrotes To face p. 266
Igorrote Drums To face p. 266
Tinguianes, Aeta, and Igorrotes To face p. 276
Vicols Preparing Hemp:— To face p. 287 Cutting the Plant Separating the Petioles Adjusting under the Knife Drawing out the Fibre
Visayas Women at a Loom To face p. 305
Lieut. P. Garcia and Local Militia of Baganga, Caraga (East Coast) To face p. 333
Atás from the Back Slopes of the Apo To face p. 347
Heathen Guiangas, from the Slopes of the Apo To face p. 349
Father Gisbert, S.J. exhorting a Bagobo Datto and his Followers to Abandon their custom of making Human Sacrifices Between pp. 350–1
The Datto Manib, Principal Bagani of the Bagabos, with some Wives and Followers and Two Missionaries Between pp. 350–1
The Moro Sword and Spear To face p. 363
Moros of the Bay of Mayo To face p. 367
Moro Lantacas and Coat of Mail To face p. 373
Seat of the Moro Power, Lake Lanao To face p. 377
Double-barrelled Lantaca of Artistic Design and Moro Arms To face p. 387