History of Philippine press / Carson Taylor.

10 History of the Philippine Press of grammar and orthography and above all of sound reason and good judgement." Number 9 of Ramillete, May 27, 1821, under the heading of "Publications" complains that "Clandestine publications are multiplying in a scandalous manner. Five or six First page of Number 9 of The American with the first Associated Press Dispatches published in Manila. This issue is dated October 25, 1898.

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History of Philippine press / Carson Taylor.
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Taylor, Carson.
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Manila :: s.n.,
1927.
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Press -- Philippines -- History
Philippine periodicals -- Bibliography
De los Santos, Epifanio, -- 1871-1928. -- Philippine revolutionary press

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