Sulu Archipelago, Philippine Islands : history, resources and native people : volume V, part I / by Carl M. Moore, Governor. [between 1921 and 1929]

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Sulu Archipelago, Philippine Islands : history, resources and native people : volume V, part I / by Carl M. Moore, Governor. [between 1921 and 1929]

Comprehensive description of the history, resources, and native peoples of the Sulu Archipelago, from the time of the Hindu and Arab missionaries of the 13th century to the 1920s, during the early years of the American military government.

493 leaves, bound : ill. ; 27 cm.

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