Friars and Filipinos

While serving on the staff of the first United States Commission to the Philippine Islands my attention was called to the life and writings of Dr. José Rizal. I found in his novel, “Noli Me Tangere,” the best picture of the life of the people of those islands under Spanis...

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Friars and Filipinos

Preface.
José Rizal.
Chapter I. Don Santiago’s Dinner.
Chapter II. At the Dinner Table.
Chapter III. Heretic and Revolutionist.
Chapter IV. Captain Tiago.
Chapter V. An Idyl on the Azotea.
Chapter VI. Things Philippine.
Chapter VII. San Diego and Its People.
Chapter VIII. Ibarra and the Grave-Digger.
Chapter IX. Adventures of a School Teacher.
Chapter X. Lights and Shadows.
Chapter XI. The Fishing Party.
Chapter XII. In the Woods.
Chapter XIII. In the House of Tasio.
Chapter XIV. The Eve of the Fiesta.
Chapter XV. As Night Comes On.
Chapter XVI. The Hoisting Crane.
Chapter XVII. The Banquet.
Chapter XVIII. The First Cloud.
Chapter XIX. His Excellency.
Chapter XX. The Procession.
Chapter XXI. Do?a Consolacion.
Chapter XXII. Might and Right.
Chapter XXIII. Two Visitors.
Chapter XXIV. Episode in Espada?a’s Life.
Chapter XXV. Schemes.
Chapter XXVI. The Persecuted.
Chapter XXVII. The Cock Fight.
Chapter XXVIII. The Two Se?oras.
Chapter XXIX. The Enigma.
Chapter XXX. The Voice of the Persecuted.
Chapter XXXI. Elias’s Family.
Chapter XXXII. Changes.
Chapter XXXIII. Playing Cards with the Shades.
Chapter XXXIV. The Discovery.
Chapter XXXV. The Catastrophe.
Chapter XXXVI. What People Say and Think.
Chapter XXXVII. Vae Victis!
Chapter XXXVIII. The Accursed.
Chapter XXXIX. Maria Clara is Married.
Chapter XL. The Pursuit on the Lake.
Chapter XLI. Father Dámaso Explains.

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