Salvador P Escoto
Biographic Data
| ID | 6400449 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Salvador P Escoto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Salvador P |
| FAMILY NAME | Escoto |
| SIGNATURE | ESCOTO S P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Expulsion of the Chinese and Readmission to the Philippines
Murderers! Traitors! Apostates! Ingrates! These are some of the nasty epithets directed against the Chinese in the aftermath of the British Occupation of Manila, 1762-64. To the Spaniards, it was an intensely emotional issue filled with hatred, revenge and disbelief. How could the sangleyes (as they were then called in the Philippines), the Christian-Chinese in particular, do such a terrible thing! After enriching themselves in the Philippines, t…
The Manila Archbishop's Visitation of Parishes, 1773–1775
This paper provides notes from records of the inspection tours conducted by Archbishop Basilio Sancho de Santa Justa y Rufina on the different towns and institutions that he visited in four phases from 5 February 1773 to 16 November 1775. The notes provide information on each town's parish priest, the physical state of the church and other facilities, demographic data, and comments on the people's moral situation. Against the friars' accusations …
Francisco Xavier Salgado, Civil Servant and Pioneer Industrialist in Eighteenth Century Philippines
Preud as Spain was for having extended her hegemony to the Philippines, attempts wcre made to abandon that distant outpost of the empire.The island colony in Asia ",as a consttu]
Governor Anda and the Liquidation of Jesuit Temporalities in the Philippines, 1770-1776
Expulsion of the Chinese and Readmission to the Philippines
Murderers! Traitors! Apostates! Ingrates! These are some of the nasty epithets directed against the Chinese in the aftermath of the British Occupation of Manila, 1762-64. To the Spaniards, it was an intensely emotional issue filled with hatred, revenge and disbelief. How could the sangleyes (as they were then called in the Philippines), the Christian-Chinese in particular, do such a terrible thing! After enriching themselves in the Philippines, t…
Governor Anda and the Liquidation of Jesuit Temporalities in the Philippines, 1770-1776
Francisco Xavier Salgado, Civil Servant and Pioneer Industrialist in Eighteenth Century Philippines
Preud as Spain was for having extended her hegemony to the Philippines, attempts wcre made to abandon that distant outpost of the empire.The island colony in Asia ",as a consttu]
Expulsion of the Chinese and Readmission to the Philippines
Murderers! Traitors! Apostates! Ingrates! These are some of the nasty epithets directed against the Chinese in the aftermath of the British Occupation of Manila, 1762-64. To the Spaniards, it was an intensely emotional issue filled with hatred, revenge and disbelief. How could the sangleyes (as they were then called in the Philippines), the Christian-Chinese in particular, do such a terrible thing! After enriching themselves in the Philippines, t…
The Manila Archbishop's Visitation of Parishes, 1773–1775
This paper provides notes from records of the inspection tours conducted by Archbishop Basilio Sancho de Santa Justa y Rufina on the different towns and institutions that he visited in four phases from 5 February 1773 to 16 November 1775. The notes provide information on each town's parish priest, the physical state of the church and other facilities, demographic data, and comments on the people's moral situation. Against the friars' accusations …
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