The Pacific Spectator, Količina 6Pacific Coast Committee for the Humanities of the American Council of Learned Societies, 1952 |
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Stran 12
... English is the official language of the country , the language of edu- cation , the language of commerce , the language of the press , and the language of most of Philippine literature . Yet English is the native language of but a tiny ...
... English is the official language of the country , the language of edu- cation , the language of commerce , the language of the press , and the language of most of Philippine literature . Yet English is the native language of but a tiny ...
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... English but often of written English . The time was believed ripe , then , to implant in the national culture a Malayan , distinctly Filipino , tongue which would have some chance of soon becoming the native language of all Filipinos ...
... English but often of written English . The time was believed ripe , then , to implant in the national culture a Malayan , distinctly Filipino , tongue which would have some chance of soon becoming the native language of all Filipinos ...
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... English and the implan- tation of American sovereignty in the Philippines have indeed become more or less synonymous . English was the country's official language until 1942 , and for two years there- after , although its use was ...
... English and the implan- tation of American sovereignty in the Philippines have indeed become more or less synonymous . English was the country's official language until 1942 , and for two years there- after , although its use was ...
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HAVE AN ELEPHANT A STORY Edward Hardy | 19 |
THE AVENGERS A POEM Theodore Morrison | 33 |
CONTENTS | 40 |
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