Quezon; Thoughts and Anecdones About Him and His Fights

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Contents Part 1: Thoughts Chapter 1: Overview 1.01 - A Nation Builder - Francis Burton Harrison 1.02 - Fine Public Spirited Citizen - Henry L. Stimson 1.03 - A Great Loss to the Freedom-Loving World - Sergio Osmeña 1.04 - Unsurpassed Statesmanship and Achievements - Supreme Court of the Philippines 1.05 - My Greatest Foe - Filemon Sotto 1.06 - Quezon Lives in Our Memory - Arsenio H. Lacson 1.07 - Manuel L. Quezon - Amado M. Yuzon 1.08 - Quezon: Still the Best President We Ever Had - Carlos Quirino Chapter 2: Honors and Eulogies 2.01 - Honors at Washington - Serapio D. Canceran 2.02 - Quezon's Place in American Heart and History Secure - Paul V. McNutt 2.03 - We Remember President Quezon - Ernesto R. Rodriguez 2.04 - Manuel L. Quezon, Father of Our Country - Sergio Osmeña 2.05 - Manuel L. Quezon's Permanent Monument: The Republic of the Philippines - Manuel A. Roxas 2.06 - Most Outstanding and Commanding Figure of Our Race - Raul T. Leuterio 2.07 - Manuel Luiz Quezon, Architect of Our Liberty and Father of Our People - Claro M. Recto 2.08 - Quezon's Life Should be Preached and Taught - Frank Murphy 2.09 - Father of the Infant Republic of the Philippines - Douglas MacArthur 2.10 - Father and Benefactor - Hilarion R. Yanza 2.11 - Champion of the Poor and Friend of the Workingman - Rev. Fr. Pacifico A. Ortiz 2.12 - The Return of the Leader - The Manila Chronicle 2.13 - Home to Rest - Manila Daily Bulletin 2.14 - Manuel Luis Quezon - The Evening Herald 2.15 - Manuel Luis Quezon - The Manila Post Chapter 3: Qualities and Stature 3.01 - The Qualities of Manuel L. Quezon - Rafael Palma 3.02 - The Four Outstanding Qualities that Made Quezon's Personality Dynamic - Ricardo Paras 3.03 - Manuel Luis Quezon: A Personal Appraisal - Roman Ozaeta 3.04 - Two Outstanding Qualitis of MLQ - Jose P. Bantug 3.05 - Quezon: Man and Statesman - Basilio J. Valdes 3.06 - Short Memoir of President Quezon - John N. Hayes Part II: Anecdotes Chapter 4: Pertaining to the Quezon Family 4.01 - How Quezon Got Married - Jorge B. Vargas 4.02 - Doña Aurora A. Quezon - Manuel Lim 4.03 - Manuel Quezon at Home - Sergio R. Mistica 4.04 - Life With the Quezon Family - Melinda N. Quintos 4.05 - Quezon the Father - Araceli T. Salazar 4.06 - Nonong Quezon's Life With Father - Quijano de Manila 4.07 - The Quezon Ruins - Marie Rose McCaig Chapter 5: Pertaining to Manuel Luiz Quezon 5.01 - Lucio Quezon's Story the Pattern of MLQ's Life - Sergio R. Mistica 5.02 - My Town Remembers President Quezon - Isidro C. Gregorio 5.03 - Quezon the Interno - Sunday Times 5.04 - Quezon the Insurrecto - F. Delor Angeles 5.05 - Major Quezon in Bataan - Marcelo S. Quiroz 5.06 - Quezon as Dashing Officer - D. L. Francisco 5.07 - Quezon as a Laywer - Sol H. Gwekoh 5.08 - MLQ as Music Lover and Dancer - Jose P. Abletez 5.09 - Moments with Quezon - Honesto Vitug 5.10 - Deep Secret of Quezon Revealed for First Time - Vicente L. Del Fierro 5.11 - Man of the People - Sergio R. Mistica 5.12 - Quezon, the Press Photographers' Favorite - Rodolfo M. de Juan 5.13 - Will There Be Another Manuel L. Quezon? - Celso G. Cabrera 5.14 - Manuel L. Quezon at Close Range - Serapio Canceran 5.15 - Bon Vivant, Fashion Pace-Setter - Jose A. Quirino 5.16 - Let George Do It - A. Oliver Flores 5.17 - On-the-Spot Decisions - Louis P. Croft 5.18 - Quezon and the Church - Frederic S. Marquardt 5.19 - Quezon and His Health - Artemio A. Garlit 5.20 - Quezon's Last Days - Basilio J. Valdez Chapter 6: Character Sketch of MLQ 6.01 - The Character of Manuel L. Quezon - Encarnacion Alzona 6.02 - A Character Sketch of President Manuel L. Quezon - Miguel Cañizares 6.03 - MLQ's Six Years in the Palace - Vicente J. Guzman 6.04 - Quezon Recalled for Little Things - Serapio Canceran 6.05 - The Quezon Romulo Fondly Remembers - Olaf S. Giron 6.06 - Glimpses of Quezon, the Man - Estrella Ochoa Mina Chapter 7: MLQ's Nobility, Humility and Courage 7.01 - On Human Side of Late President Quezon - Jose P. Laurel 7.02 - Some Interesting Anecdotes About Quezon - Luis Serrano 7.03 - Quezon, as Few Knew Him - Luis Serrano 7.04 - They Loved Quezon - Antonio L. Arizabal 7.05 - The Quezon You Do Not Know - Jesus V. Merritt 7.06 - This Janitor Walked With Quezon - Brenda Piquero Tuazon 7.07 - Unpublished Anecdotes About President Manuel Luis Quezon - Francisco Villanueva Jr. 7.08 - Matching Quezon's Humility With Generosity - CI. Leones Chapter 8: Devotion to Cause of the Masses 8.01 - MLQ's Ways of Identifying With the Masses - Antonio M. Allego 8.02 - Quezon: Friend of the Common Man - H. David Escalante 8.03 - MLQ's Love For Labor - A. Trinidad Garlit 8.04 - Quezon's Concern for the Poor, Helpless and Ignorant and His Fortitude - Guillermo Gomez 8.05 - The Secret of Quezon's Hold Over the People - Basilio J. Valdez 8.06 - Remembering MLQ as Tayabense and Compadre - Federico V. Principe 8.07 - Kaleidan Farm: Quezon's Testing Ground for His Social Justice Program - Serapio Canceran 8.08 - Quezon and the City of His Dreams - Celso Al. Carunungan 8.09 - The Beginnings of Quezon City - Pio Pedrosa 8.10 - Quezon's Gift: A Dream of Social Justice - Emerenciana Y. Arcellana Chapter 9: Incidents in MLQ's Political Life 9.01 - The Master's Touch - Sergio R. Mistica 9.02 - I Made Them All! - Sergio R. Mistica 9.03 - His 'Mestizo' Brothers - Sergio R. Mistica 9.04 - MLQ's Would-be-Assassin - Sergio R. Mistica 9.05 - Quezon Forgave His Would-be Assassin - Jose Topacio Nueno 9.06 - Comadre, If I Fall, In the Arms of My People Will I Drop - Sergio R. Mistica 9.07 - Who Was the First Anti? - Jose P. Bantug 9.08 - Ano Ba Iyan, Gobernador, Anti Ka Na Ba? - Sergio R. Mistica 9.09 - That Is Annoying, Sergio! - Felipe E. Jose 9.10 - Quezon's Reply to Robinson - Carlos P. Romulo 9.11 - Paredes, Have You Lost Faith in Me? - Quintin Paredes 9.12 - What Quezon Told Campaign Backers - M. N. Querol Chapter 10: Tales Out of MLQ's Travels 10.01 - Stories of Quezon - Amante F. Paredes 10.02 - MLQ - As I Knew Him - Phillip L. De Vault 10.03 - Retain Him, He is Honest - A.C. Abear 10.04 - Quezon and the Can Opener - Gonzalo P. Misa 10.05 - Let the Thief Get What He Deserves - Vicente B. Villaces 10.06 - The Terrified Dentist - A.C. Abear 10.07 - You Are Lying - Sergio R. Mistica 10.08 - How MLQ Greeted Children - Jose T. Arroyo 10.09 - On Youth - Sergio R. Mistica 10.10 - Quezon on National Language - Pedro N. Manoos Chapter 11: Yarns Relating to MLQ's Temper 11.01 - When Osmeña Was Down - Sergio R. Mistica 11.02 - Hypnotize Me - Sergio R. Mistica 11.03 - Usted Es Un Traidor - Sergio R. Mistica 11.04 - The Two-Man Army - Sergio R. Mistica 11.05 - I Did Not Sock You - Felix B. Bautista 11.06 - The Trunk of Liquor - Ramon Almario Jr. 11.07 - Quirino, Your Provincemates Cannot Rely Much on You - Sergio R. Mistica 11.08 - Experiences With Urologists - Manuel L. Quezon 11.09 - The Quezon-Salazar Incident - Leopoldo R. Serrano 11.10 - The Famous Quezon Temper - Manuel Q. Alcantara 11.11 - That Quezonian Temper - Philippine Panorama Chapter 12: Quezon's Lagdas (Norms of Conduct) 12.01 - Punctuality - Enrique Zalamera Sr. 12.02 - How Quezon Handled Government Crooks - Rodrigo C. Lim 12.03 - Quezon and the Judiciary - Rodrigo C. Lim 12.04 - Don Jose Yulo - Reynaldo R. Radan 12.05 - You Are Really Stupid, Judge! - A.C. Abear 12.06 - Loyalty to the President - Ramon Almario Jr. 12.07 - Testing One's Loyalty to Duty - Sergio R. Mistica 12.08 - Courtesy - Sergio R. Mistica 12.09 - Protecting Government Property - Sergio R. Mistica Chapter 13: Anecdotes During Quezon's War Years 13.01 - Quezon, As MacArthur Saw Him - Tirso L. Rodriguez 13.02 - A Perfect Union 13.03 - Anecdotes About MacArthur - Primitivo C. Milan 13.04 - MLQ's Illness Was Considerably Moral - Basilio J. Valdez 13.05 - Quezon's Crowning Glory - Basilio J. Valdez 13.06 - Intimate Incidents in Quezon's War Years - Basilio J. Valdez 13.07 - Quezon's Instructions For Cooperation - Sergio R. Mistica 13.08 - Birth of the Underground Movement - Sergio R. Mistica 13.09 - Baby Quezon Contributes to the War Effort - Sergio R. Mistica 13.10 - Choosing His Successor - Sergio R. Mistica 13.11 - The Philippine Government: From Manila to Washington - The Philippines Staff 13.12 - Welcome Speech of Justice Murphy Chapter 14: Other Anecdotes About MLQ's Personality 14.01 - Five Quezon Incidents - Jorge Bocobo 14.02 - Footnotes on Quezon - Ronald Lacson 14.03 - Anecdotes About Quezon - Carlos Quirino 14.04 - The Quezon Legend - It Grows With the Years - Adoracion G. Quirino 14.05 - Stories People Tell About Quezon - Felix B. Bautista 14.06 - Reminiscenes on The Star of Baler - A.O. Susara 14.07 - On Palace Manners and Protocol - Jesus V. Merritt 14.08 - Quezon's War With the Ugly Americans - Jesus V. Merritt 14.09 - Quezon as I Knew Him - Jose S. Laurel III 14.10 - The President Goes to Bilibid - Paltik 14.11 - MLQ's Itch For Work Anytime - Sergio R. Mistica 14.12 - Waking Up Early For Work 14.13 - Preparation of His Inaugural Address to the First National Assembly 14.14 - One Man's Fire - Zacarias Nuguid 14.15 - On Romulo and Life - Sergio R. Mistica 14.16 - A Classroom Discussion - Jose Francia 14.17 - Tunay Na Punong Lalawigan - Sergio R. Mistica 14.18 - The Mauban Debacle 14.19 - Bueno, Bueno, Sayang Ka! - Sergio R. Mistica 14.20 - The President Repents - Sergio R. Mistica 14.21 - Another Storm Subsides - Sergio R. Mistica 14.22 - His Secret - Jesus M. Intengan 14.23 - Secret Mission - Francisco Dalog Jr. 14.24 - The Man Who Once Saved Quezon - Pastor Almacen Jr. 14.25 - Quezon and Alegre - Dalisay Bocobo 14.26 - Manuel L. Quezon and I - Proceso S. Sebastian 14.27 - Reminiscenes on MLQ - Alvaro S. Basilides Part III: His Fights Chapter 15: Fight For Political Supremacy 15.01 - Rise of President Quezon to Leadership 15.02 - Quezon and His Fights - Rodrigo C. Lim 15.03 - The Reluctant Partners - Benvenuto R. Diño 15.04 - The Political Philosophy of Manuel Luis Quezon - Claro M. Recto Chapter 16: Fight For Priority to the Pacific Side of World War II 16.01 - When Quezon Cried 'Basta!' - Frederic S. Marquardt 16.02 - When President Quezon Broke Into Tears - Lt Col Emigdio Cruz 16.03 - A Review of President Quezon's Contribution to Allied War Effort Chapter 17: Fight For Absolute and Complete Independence 17.01 - Quezon and the Campaign for Philippine Independence 17.02 - Independence of the Philippines and Defense of the American Flag - Address of Quezon to US House of Representatives 17.03 - Proposal for Immediate Grant of the Independence of the Philippines 17.04 - Quezon's Greatest Triumph: Absolute and Complete Sovereignty (Independence) of the Philippines - Benvenuto R. Diño 17.05 - Advancement of Date of Philippine Independence 17.06 - Senator Tydings' Draft of a Joint Resolution to Accomplish Immediate Philippine Independence 17.07 - FRD's Message to Advance Proclamation of Philippine Independence 17.08 - Philippine Independence Advanced by Joint Resolution Signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt 17.09 - President Roosevelt's Explanatory Statement 17.10 - Philippine Independence on July 4, 1946 Even if Japanese are Still in Occupation 17.11 - Independence Under Circumstances Assuring Success 17.12 - Proclamation of Independence Not Beyond July 4, 1946 and Handling of Alleged Collaborators With the Japanese 17.13 - President Quezon's Explanatory Statement 17.14 - July Fourth Message of MLQ - His Last Message As He Died 28 Days Later (Aug 1 1944) Thanatopsis Appendix Index About the Author