Lexicographical Neighbors of Caciquism
Literary usage of Caciquism
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Philippine Life in Town and Country by James Alfred LeRoy, James Alfred Le Roy (1907)
"CHAPTER VI caciquism AND LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT '""THE chief obstacle to social
and political pro- I gress in the Philippines is ..."
2. The Truth about Spain by G. H. B. Ward (1913)
"CHAPTER II THE ART AND CRAFT OF caciquism The ... “Curse of Spain “—Maura's
Exposition of caciquism—His Remedy—Testimony from Professors and from Count de ..."
3. Philippine Independence by Manuel Luis Quezon (1911)
"In relation to the existence of caciquism, which thrives, as' Is believed ...
It would be a government of caciquism. It would not be possible to ignore this ..."
4. Putnam's Magazine (1909)
"If some enlightened artisan attempts to counteract the evil of caciquism by
seeking for any reform necessary to the place, or if he persists in being ..."
5. ... Selected Articles on Independence for the Philippines by Emma Louise Teich (1913)
"It is likewise alleged that caciquism is revealed in the most flagrant form when
the Philippine municipal officials, and even provincial officials, ..."
6. Special Report of J. M. Dickinson, Secretary of War, to the President, on by United States War Dept, Jacob McGavock Dickinson (1910)
"In relation to the existence of caciquism which thrives as is believed because
the mass of the ... In other words, it would be a government of caciquism. ..."
7. Special Reports on the Philippines to the President by William Howard Taft, Jacob McGavock Dickinson (1919)
"In other words, it would be a government of caciquism. It would not be possible
to ignore this fact, that by the force of circumstances and in virtue of our ..."
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