History of Philippine press / Carson Taylor.

History of the Philippine Press 55
When the revolutionary press of the Islands ceased to
exist, repressed by force, its mission was delegated to general decrees, manifestos and hand bills issued by the military encampments, and, particularly, by the flood of periodical pamphlets or sheets with which the Hongkong committee fairly inundated the Islands. They bore such titles as
"Our Heroes (letters, and news items)," News from Our
Agents (or "from Our Agents in America"), and Letters
from America. There also sprang into being a multitude
of proclamations, pamphlets and tracts, among which the
periodical sheet "Recortes y Traducciones de la Prensa Extranjera" (Clippings and Translations from the Foreign
Press) deserves special mention. There is no more instructive reading than the periodical, revolutionary literature of
the period between 1898 and 1901.