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Clothing the Colony: 19th century Philippine Sartorial Culture, 1820-1896 Government and Politics when one can sense his

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Clothing the Colony: 19th century Philippine Sartorial Culture, 1820-1896 Government and Politics when one can sense hisWinner, 39th National Book Award for Best Book on History This book is, to date, the most comprehensive and rigorously researched study on the forms of dress worn by almost all types and classes of inhabitants of the Philippines under Spain from 1820 to 1896. Using an interdisciplinary approach, it systematically and perspicaciously shows the inextricable links between these attires and the rapidly changing economic, political, religious, and social

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