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Filipino Historian becomes part of ThINQ

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Martial law thingy: the Filipino experience under military authority

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Lessons on the Peace Process from the Pact of Biak-na-Bato

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Andres Bonifacio and the revolutionary legacy

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So Proudly We Held: Battles of Bataan and Corregidor

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About the Filipino Historian

Al Raposas is a Filipino Christian historian and writer. In his eagerness to write history for all the people around the world, he began the Filipino Historian in 2012. Due to his appearances and invitations to various media stations in the Philippines, he is becoming known as the nation's "youngest historian" to be featured in national media. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Copyright © 2012-2022.

About the Filipino Historian

Al Raposas is a Filipino Christian historian and writer. In his eagerness to write history for all the people around the world, he began the Filipino Historian in 2012. Due to his appearances and invitations to various media stations in the Philippines, he is becoming known as the nation's "youngest historian" to be featured in national media. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Welcome to his history blog! Maligayang pagdating sa kanyang blog sa kasaysayan! Naragsak nga isasanbay sa kanyang blog sa kasaysayan! Abi-abi sa kanyang blog sa kasaysayan! Copyright © 2012-2022.

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