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Fun fact: Phillipines has the longest Christmas season. It begins in September and includes caroling, Monito Monita (Secret Santa), and Misa De Gallo (Dawn Mass). They also have Parols (lanterns with Christmas designs).
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- 1700 - Philippines are part of the Spanish Empire
- 1800 - Population of Philippines (Spanish Empire) - 1,800,000
- 1895 - Philippine Islands
Philippine (fil’ip-pin) Islands, a large and important group of the Malay Archipelago, forming its N. division, and, next to Cuba, the most valuable...Read MORE... - 1900 - Population of Philippine Islands - 10,990,030
(IL) - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
(IL) - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
(IL) - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
Old Photos, Pictures, Advertisements and Postcards from Philippines
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(IL) - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
Philippines
(IL) - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
Philippines
(IL) - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
History, News and Stories of Philippines
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1700 - Philippines are part of the Spanish Empire
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1800 - Population of Philippines (Spanish Empire) - 1,800,000
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1895 - Philippine Islands
Philippine (fil’ip-pin) Islands, a large and important group of the Malay Archipelago, forming its N. division, and, next to Cuba, the most valuable... Read MORE...
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1900 - Population of Philippine Islands - 10,990,030
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