List of Materials as References/Bibliography On Emilio Aguinaldo

Books

Achutegui, P.S. de & Miguel A. Bernad, M.A. (1972). Aguinaldo and the Revolution of 1896. A Documentary History. Ateneo de Manila.

Aguinaldo, Emilio F. (1998). Mga gunita ng himagsikan. Manila, Philippines: National Centennial Commission.

Aguinaldo in retrospect. Garcia, M. (Ed). Philippine Historical Association Historical Bulletin. Vol XIII. January-December, 1969. Nos. 1-4. Manila,      Philippines: Philippine Historical Association.

Alip, Eufronio M.(1969). In the Days of General Emilio Aguinaldo. Manila,             Philippines: Alip and Sons, Inc.

Arcilla, J. (Ed.). (2006). Unknown aspects of the Philippine Revolution. Makati City, Philippines: St Pauls Philippines.

Austria, J.A. and Calairo, L.R. (2000) (Eds). Sahiyang. Mga Piling Sanaysay sa Kasaysayang Kabitenyo. Cavite Studies Center De La Salle University. Dasmarinas City, Philippines: Cavite Historical Society.

Calairo, E.F. (1998). Cavite El Viejo. Kasaysayan. Lipunan. Kultura. Cavite           Studies Center De La Salle University. Dasmarinas City, Philippines: Cavite Historical Society.

Calairo, E.F. (2002) Sentiments: Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo's Response to the Accusations of the Sublime Paralytic. Cavite Studies Center De La Salle University. Dasmarinas City, Philippines: Cavite Historical Society.

Canseco, T. (1998) Kasaysayan ng Paghihimagsik ng mga Pilipino sa Cavite 1897. Hernandez, J.R. (Trans). Quezon City, Philippines: Philippine Dominican Center of Institutional Studies.

Corpuz, O.D. (1989). The roots of the Filipino nation. Volume II.  Quezon City,    Philippines: AKLAHI Foundation, Inc. 

Corpuz, O.D. (1998).The Filipino revolution in our collective memory. In E. Ordonez (Ed.) The Philippine revolution and beyond. (vol 1 pp 3-43). Manila, Philippines: Philippine Centennial Commission.

Corpuz. O.D. (1999). Saga and triumph:the Filipino revolution against Spain. Manila, Philippines: Philippine Centennial Commission.

   

Emilio Aguinaldo Reseña veridica de la revolucion Filipina (True version of the   Philippine Revolution), (2002). Manila, Philippines: National Historical             Institute.

Guerrero, M.C.  (1998). Reform and revolution.  In M.C. Guerrero & J.N. Schumacher (Eds.), J.N. KASAYSAYAN: The Story of the Filipino people. Volume 5. Asia Publishing Company Limited.

Guevarra, A.M. (1988). History of one of the initiators of the Filipino revolution.   Corpuz, O.D.  (Trans.). Manila, Philippines: National Historical Institute.

Kalaw, T.M. (1997). Ang himagsikang Filipino. (Ikalawang paglilimbag). Manila, Philippines: Ang Pambansang Suriang Pangkasaysayan.

Ocampo, A. R. (2009). 101 Stories on the Philippine revolution.      Pasig,Philippines: Anvil Publishing, Inc.

Quiason, S.D. (1998). The Philippine revolution and her majesty’s consuls plus       two British army officers. In E. Ordonez (Ed.). The Philippine Revolution     and Beyond (vol 1 pp 408-439). Manila, Philippines: Philippine Centennial       Commission.

Ronquillo, C.V. (1998).“Ilang talata ng paghihimagsik (revolucion) nang 1896-97.” In I. R. Medina (Ed.) Quezon City, Philippines: University of the Philippines Press.

Saulo, A.B. & de Ocampo, E.. (1985). History of Cavite. Trece Martires City,            Philippines: Provincial Government of Cavite.

Saulo, A.B. (1983) Emilio Aguinaldo: Generalissimo and President of the First Philippine Republic, First Republic in Asia

Saulo, A.B. (1987) The truth about Aguinaldo and other heroes.

Turot, H. (1981). Emilio Aguinaldo first Filipino president 1898-1901. Aguinaldo et          les Philippins par Henri Turot (Paris, 1900). P. Castro (Trans). (2^nd Ed).         Manila,Philppines: Foreign Service Institute.

Magazine Articles

Zapanta, R.A. (1969, June 15). Aguinaldo’s Military Campaign. The Sunday  Times Magazine. 18-24.

Lu, Nancy T. (1969, June 15). More Filipinos Than Filipinos. A Chinese     Comrade-in-Arms. Sunday Times Magazine. 42-43.

Roces, A. (1989, June 25) .The birth of the first republic. Philippine Panorama,        12-25.