Readings in Philippine history since 1762

This document is an academic compilation of primary and secondary source excerpts focused on the later Spanish colonial period in the Philippines, beginning with the year 1762. The readings provide a detailed account of the British conquest and occupation of Manila during the Seven Years' War, including military dispatches and internal Spanish correspondence like the controversial journals of Archbishop Rojo and Governor-General Anda. The collection highlights pivotal events that shaped the nation’s history, such as the expulsion of the Jesuit order and the evolution of Philippine socio-economic life leading up to the last century of the Spanish regime. Compiled for academic use at Silliman University, this volume serves as a critical resource for understanding the foundations of modern Filipino nationalism and the complexities of governance during the colonial era.

The book is considered valuable. It is advised that researchers use digital copy rather than physical books for preservation purposes. APA Citation: Silliman, R., & Rojas (Eds.). (19--). Readings in Philippine history since 1762. Silliman University.