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The Great White Tribe in Filipinia

By Paul T. (Paul Thomas) Gilbert

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness a land of contrasts, where tradition and modernity clash as an American observer navigates the complexities of life among local tribes and colonial society.

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2008-03-22
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"The Great White Tribe in Filipinia" by Paul T. Gilbert is a window into the early 1900s Philippines, experienced through the eyes of the author. Gilbert shares his observations of the social environment between Americans and Filipinos in the vibrant islands. From the moment he arrives in Manila by ship, Gilbert paints a picture of a society where the traditions of Indigenous tribes meet the burgeoning influences of the West. Gilbert meticulously details his experiences, emphasizing the distinct customs of the local peoples. Manila, he vividly describes, is a bustling location where local traditions and the signs of colonial impact blend to define the country's transitional state. Gilbert highlights the cultural fusion and conflicts that shaped the Philippines during this fascinating period of cultural collision..

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