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Explore the intricate history of the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period with "Philippine Islands 1493-1898," Volume 41 of 55, covering the years 1691-1700. This meticulously prepared edition offers a valuable glimpse into the 17th century, presenting historical documents that illuminate life and governance within this Southeast Asian colony.
Compiled from various sources, this volume delves into significant historical events, including details related to the demarcation line of Alexander VI and its impact on the region. Readers interested in the dynamics of colonization, Spanish influence in Asia, and the broader context of world history will find this an invaluable resource.
Journey back in time and examine primary source material shedding light on a crucial era in Philippine history. A must-have addition to any collection focusing on Southeast Asian history, Latin American relations, and the global impact of colonial expansion.
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