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(RECEIVING HALL) PE Madrid Book Title Author Year published Publisher QuantityPhysical Description Remarks Language Category Best of the best - Philippines n.a 2014 Eastgate Publishing Corp. 1 Hardbound English Tourism Bucket List - Philippines n.a n.d Eastgate Publishing Co. 5 Hardbound English Tourism Libros y Bibliotecas: Tesoros del Ministerio de Defensa n.a n.d Ministerio de Defensa 1 Hardbound Spanish References Peace through interfaith dialogue n.a 2010 Department of Foreign Affairs 1 Hardbound English International Relations Nurturing Philippines-Brunei Ties: Economic and Cultural Diplomacy Program of the Embassy ofn.a the Philippines in Brunei2018 DarussalamEmbassy 2015-2017 of the Philippines - Brunei Darussalam 1 Hardbound English International Relations Bayang Magiliw: Finding Bel Paese (Philippine-Italian Relations) Lhuillier, Philippe J. 2009 Great Minds Media, Incorporated 1 Hardbound English International Relations Sikap: Sipag at Abilidad ng mga Pilipino n.a 2017 Department of Trade and Industry 1 Hardbound English Coffee table Books Then and Now n.a 2019 ookien Times Philippines Yearbook Publishing Co.1 Paperback English Coffee table Books Being Truly Filipino: Personal Expressions of An Identity Conchitina Sevilla-Bernardo 2006 karilagan E-Professionals, Inc 1 Hardbound English Arts & Culture Salvador F. Bernal: Designing The Stage Nicanor G. Tiongson 2007 National Commission for Culture & Arts 2 Hardbound English Arts & Culture Crossing Parallels Isabel M. Echevarria 2017 Lodestar Press Inc. 1 Hardbound English Arts & Culture Casas Sevillanas: desde la Edad Media hasta el Barroco Teodoro Falcon Marquez 2012 Editorial Maratania 1 Hardbound Spanish Arts & Culture Filipiniana Juan Guardiola 2006 n.a 1 Hardbound Spanish & English Arts & Culture Philippine Style Design & Architecture Lucia Tettoni & Eizabeth V. Reyes 2013 Anvil Publishing Inc 1 Paperback Spanish & English Arts & Culture Pasaporte: A Journey of a Hundrer Years n.a 2010 The Department of Foreign Affairs 1 Hardbound English Arts & Culture Ninoy: Ideas & Ideologies n.a 1993 The Benigno S. Aquino Jr. Foundation, Inc. 1 Hardbound English Arts & Culture The Rizal Family De Ocampo, Esteban A. 1954 Self-published 1 Paperback English Rizal The Writings and Trial of Andres Bonifacio Agoncillo, Teodoro A. Mayor1963 Antonio J. Villegas and the Manila Bonifacio Centennial 1CommissionHardbound English Autobiography Apolinario Mabini — His Birth date and Student Years Villaroel, Fidel 1979 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English Autobiography Escritos de Marcelo H. Del Pilar n.a 1970 La Biblioteca Nacional 2 Paperback Spanish Literature* Quien es Quien en España Jose Luis Campillo Alonso 1992 Graficas Arias Montano 1 Hardbound Spanish References Philippine-Canadian Relations 1895-2020 Nacario, Emanuel 1995 Cheman Publishers 1 Paperback English International Relations The Snap Revolution: James Fenton in the Phiippines Fenton, James 1986 Granta 1 Paperback English Politics and Governance Gulliver’s Troubles, or the Setting of American Foreign Policy Hoffman, Stanley 1968 Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. 1 Hardbound English International Relations Rizal and Science n.a 1961 Jose Rizal National Centennial Commission 1 Paperback Photos and DataEnglish Rizal Cults Honoring Rizal Foronda Jr., Marcelino A. 1961 Marcelino A. Foronda, Jr. 3 Paperback English Rizal Rizal’s Upfading Glory Jesus Ma. Cavanna Y Manso 1961 n/a 1 Hardbound English Rizal Archivo Histórico Nacional Guia Carmen Crespo Nogueria 1989 Ministerio de Cultura 1 Paperback Archives Spanish References Frailocracy in the Philippines Del Pilar, Marcelo H. 1979 National Historical Institute 1 HardboundTranslated into EnglishEnglish History / Religion Rizal en La Literatura Hispanofilipina n.a 1967 University of Santo Tomas 1 Paperback Tagalog Literature* The Colonization of the Philippines and the Beginnings of the Spanish City and Manila Zafra, Nicolas 1974 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English History The Western Community of Manila: A profile Bernad, Miguel A. 1974 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English References Manila During the Revolutionary Period Zaide, Gregorio F. 1975 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English History Cronica de la Iglesia Católica de Lituania n.a 1986 Kingsport Press 1 Hardbound Spanish *Religion La Revolución Hispano-Filipina en La Prensa: Diario de Manila y HeraldoIsacio de Rodríguez Madrid Rodríguez y Jesús Alvarez Fernández1999 Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional 4 Paperback Spanish History El sitio de Baler Prólogo de Azorin 2000 Ministerio de Defensa 1 Paperback Spanish History Peace through Human Security n.a 1999 Foreign Service Institute 1 Paperback English and Spanish International Relations Insight Guides: Philippines Mayuga, S. & Yuson, A. 1980 Apa Productions (HK) Ltd. 1 Paperback Photos and DataEnglish Arts and Culture The Final Report of the Fact-Finding n.a 1990 Bookmark Inc. 1 Paperback English Politics and Governance Global But Parochial Ople, Blas F 1994 Institute for Public Policy 1 Hardbound Literature English International Relations From Single Market to European Union n.a 1992Office for Official Publications of the European Communities1 Paperback EU English International Relations European Union n.a 1992Office for Official Publications of the European Communities1 Paperback EU English International Relations Clark Special Economic Zone Philippines n.a 1994 SGV&Co. 1 Paperback English Business and Economics Terror in Manila Antonio Perez de Olaguer 2005 Paperchase Printing Services 1 Paperback English History Time for Takeoff Ramos, Fidel V. 1994 Friends of Steady Eddie The1 PH is ReadyHardbound for Competitive PerformanceEnglish in the Asia-Pacific International Relations Religion of the Katipunan De Los Reyes, Isabelo 1980 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English History / Religion Proceedings and Position Papers of the First Regional Seminaron History n.a 1975 National Historical Institute 1 Hardbound English International Relations Proceedings and Position Papers of the Second Regional Seminaron History n.a 1975 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English International Relations Proceedings and Position Papers of the Third Regional Seminaron History n.a 1975 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English International Relations Proceedings and Position Papers of the Fourth Regional Seminaron History n.a 1975 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English International Relations Proceedings and Position Papers of the Fifth Regional Seminaron History n.a 1975 National Historical Institute 1 Paperback English International Relations IPEG: Studies in Language and Culture UP Philippines 1995 Rosan Printing Press 1 Paperback English Ani: Literary Journal of the Cultural Center of the Philippines Cultural Center of the Philippines 1987 Cultural Center of the Philippines 1 Paperback English; Tagalog Ang Sining na Tula Gener, Teo E. 1958 McCullough Printing Company 1 Paperback Tagalog Pork and Other Perks: Corruption and Governance in the Philippines Coronel, Sheila S. (Ed) 1998 Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism 1 Paperback English Homenaje a Emilio Aguinaldo Embajada de Filipinas 1964 Embajada de Filipinas 1 Paperback Spanish The Autobiography of Manuel Quezon Gwekoh S. H. 1940 Art Printing & Publishing Co. 1 Hardbound English Master of His Soul: The Life of Norberto Romualdez Norberto Romualdez Centennial Committee1975 National Historical Instute: Government Printing Office1 Paperback English Arte Y Reglas de la LenguanTagala Quilis, Antonio (ed) UNESCO 5 Hardbound unopened book,Spanish wraped in plastic Diccionario Bilingue de Economia y Empresa Lozano, Jose M. 1989 Ediciones Piramide 1 Hardbound Spanish, English Mi Hermano, Mi Enemigo: La Saga de Rosales Jose, F. Sionil 1988 MAEVA 1 Paperback Spanish Project Proposal on the Restoration of Historic Buildings of the heritage Town of TheVigan Municipal Government of Vigan 1996 The Municipal Government of Vigan 1 Paperback English Proposal on the Sisterhood Relationship between the Historic Town of Vigan andThe the MunicipalSpanish City Government of Seville of Vigan 1996 The Municipal Government of Vigan 1 Paperback English La Ciudad Hispanoamerica: El Sueño de un Orden Ministerio de Formento Secretaria Tecnica1997 Centro Centrode Publicaciones de Estudios Historicos de Obra Publicas 1y UrbanismoPaperback Spanish El San Diego: Un tesoro bajo el mar Museo Nacional de Filipinas 1995 CEPSA 1 Paperback Spanish Betancourt: Los inicios de la ingenieria moderna en Europa Ministerio de Obras Publicas Transportesn.a y Medio MinisterioBiente de Obras Publicas Transportes y Medio1 BientePaperback Spanish Puertos Españolea en la Historia Ministerio de Obras Publicas Transportesn.a y Medio MinisterioBiente de Obras Publicas Transportes y Medio1 BientePaperback Spanish La Voluntad del Pueblo Raul S. 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