1887 The Royal Audiencia is inaugurated in Cebu. President of this royal court in Cebu is Don Francisco Correa. Prominent court officers include fiscals Miguel Logarta and Segundo Singson and alternate magistrates Julio Llorente and Jose Gandionco. 1906 Sergio Osmeña and other Filipino leaders establish the Partido Independista-Inmediata to campaign for independence through legal means. […]
Publications
Maharadia Lawana
Francisco, Juan R. Maharadia Lawana. Quezon City: (Muslim) Philippine Folklore Society. 1969. 63 p. P50.00 in the Philippines* (Out of print)
Sanglitanan sa kalipay ug kasakit
Bandillo, Vicente Vivencio Sanglitanan sa kalipay ug kasakit. Siyudad sa Sugbo: Oquiab ug Gaual. 75 p. P175.00 in the Philippines* (Out of print)
Minugbo alang sa mugbo og kalipay
Durado, Adonis Minugbo alang sa mugbo og kalipay Cebu City: Aistemus and Bathalad, Inc., 2009. P375.00 in the Philippines
Where a fire tree grows
Espina-Moore, Austregelina Where a fire tree grows. Translated by Hope Sabanpan-Yu Cebu City: University of San Carlos Press, 2009. P 500.00 in the Philippines
Mga Piling Kuwentong Sebuano
Navarra, Marcel Mga Piling Kuwentong Sebuano. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press, 1986. 291 p. (limited copies) P150.00 (HB) in the Philippines* P100.00 (PB) in the Philippines* (Out of print)
Dili tanang matagak mahagbong
Durado, Adonis Dili tanang matagak mahagbong Cebu City: Aistemus, 2008. P400.00 in the Philippines
Mila’s Mother
Espina-Moore, Austregelina Mila’s Mother. Translated by Hope Sabanpan-Yu Manila: National Commission for Culture and the Arts, 2008. P 350.00 in the Philippines
Bridging Cultures: The Migrant Philippine Woman in the Works in Jessica Hagedorn, Fatima Lim-Wilson and Sophia Romero
Sabanpan-Yu, Hope Bridging Cultures: The Migrant Philippine Woman in the Works in Jessica Hagedorn, Fatima Lim-Wilson and Sophia Romero Manila: National Commission for Culture and the Arts, 2011. P400.00 in the Philippines*
Dulaang Cebuano
Mojares, Resil B., EK Alburo and Don Pagusara Dulaang Cebuano. Manila: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 1997. 502 p. (trilingual text in original Cebuano and in Filipino and English translations of Ismael Paras’ Asawa sa Sugarol, Vicente Sotto’s Gugma sa Yutang Natawhan, Buenaventura Rodriguez’ Mini, and Junne Cañizares’ Rajah Hamabar; with a critical introduction to […]