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The Social Cancer

Note 1 — Chapter XXVI · The Eve of the Fiesta

Charles E. (Charles Edward) Derbyshire translation

These spectacular performances, known as “Moro-Moro,” often continued for several days, consisting principally of noisy combats between Moros and Christians, in which the latter were, of course, invariably victorious. Typical sketches of them may be found in Foreman’s The Philippine Islands, Chap. XXIII, and Stuntz’s The Philippines and the Far East, Chap. III.—TR.

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