An inquiry from, and then an email to, Butch Dalisay.

Quezon visits Waco, Texas, April 7, 1937 discovered online.

Katataspulong looks back on family life and politics in the Calauag of old.

Word is, the 20 Peso bill is to be phased out next year and replaced with a coin.

An absolutely topnotch Wikipedia article on Quezon, Isabela.

Recording: Message to My People (in English and Spanish)Readings:The Windfall Revenue Controversy: A Perspective on Philippine Commonwealth History, Satoshi NakanoUS-Philippine Policy and the Interpetation of National Interest,: The FDR Administration and the Philippine Question.
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33 Rue Philippe de Champagne, Brussels 5 March 1890 Dr. A.B. Meyer My distinguished friend, I received your letter of the 27th last month and excuse me for not answering you before this, for i have had to consult some countrymen and books concerning your question about hashish. No book, no historian that i know [...]

From Remarks by Dr. Onofre D. Corpuz, Recipient of the Degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, January 27, 2004, Abelardo Hall, Diliman, Quezon City, the text of what he believes was the true proclamation of independence of this country, and the true date for our freedom. The August 1, 1898 proclamation replaced that of [...]

Talk:President of the Philippines – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: has an interesting question, the “Fourth/New Republic Problem.” In January, 1973, realizing that a plebiscite to ratify the 1973 Constitution might fail, President Marcos seized on the novel idea of summoning impromptu barrio meetings to ratify the new constitution via a viva voce vote. This led [...]

September 20, 2004 The Long View: Lost Generation by Manuel L. Quezon III THE British writer H.G. Wells wrote that when Queen Victoria died, it was as if a large paperweight had been lifted off a desk, resulting in a lot of papers being blown about in confusion. A similar image comes to mind, when [...]