Number	Title
1	Two letters of Rizal
2	To our belove country, Spain!
3	The Doctrines of the Katipunan
4	The First manifesto of Aguinaldo
5	A Decree of General Blanco and a Manifesto of General Polavieja
6	The Court martial of Andres Bonifacio
7	Aguinaldo’s manifesto from Biak-na-Bato
8	The Constitution of Biak-na-Bato
9	The Pact of Biak-na-Bato: the Preliminary agreement between Paterno and Aguinaldo
11	The Friar of memorial of 1898
12	The Constitution of Francisco Macabulos
13	The Teller resolution and the Platt amendment
14	The Manifesto of the Hongkong Junta
16	The Correspondence of Consul Pratt
17	The Return of Aguinaldo to the Philippines
18	Aguinaldo’s official narrative of his dealings with Admiral Dewey
19	Aguinaldo’s proclamations of May 24th 1898
20	Dewey’s denials
21	The Declaration of Philippine independence
22	The Establishment of local governments
23	The Establishment of the revolutionary government
24	The True decalogue of Mabini
25	The Constitutional program of Mabini
26	The Insignia of revolutionary officials
27	Aguinaldo’s address to the local presidents, Aug 3, 1899
28	The proclamation of local presidentes, August 1, 1898
29	The Propaganda Committee of Manila
30	The Decree of June 24, 1898, work of the Revolutionary Junta
31	The Opening of the Malolos Congress
32	Aguinaldo attempts to settle a strike
33	Agoncillo writes Aguinaldo
34	Consul Spencer Pratt celebrates a fiesta
35	Aguinaldo’s relations with General Anderson
36	The Parting of the ways between Americans and Filipinos
37	General Otis makes a simple request instead of a menacing order
38	A Debate on International law between Otis and Aguinaldo
39	McKinley and the acquisition of the Philippines
40	The Treaty of Paris
41	McKinley’s benevolent assimilation proclamation
42	Aguinaldo’s reply to McKiney’s benevolent assimilation proclamation
43	The Signers of our declaration of Independence
44	Mabini publishes his policy as head of the Cabinet
45	Agoncillo’s protest against the Treaty of Paris
46	Agoncillo’s memorial to the senate
47	An Eloquent address of Pedro A. Paterno
48	The Promulgation of the Malolos Constitution
49	The Malolos Constitution
50	The Solemn proclamation of the Philippine Republic
51	The War with America begins
52	Measures of protection established
53	Proclamation of the Schurman Commission
54	Mabini’s reply to the Schurman Commission
55	The Hay offer of autonomy
56	The Fall of the Mabini Cabinet
57	How Mr. Schurman would have established place in the Philippines
58	The Paterno Cabinet