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731. The Attack Of Manilla, October 1762. 1762. Colored pen-and-ink ms., 33 x 46 cm. Scale ca. 1:2,100. (Howe; 64). 75-692515.
This is a beautiful, well-executed British plan depicting
British warships (some individually identified), the location where
the British landed, and an assault on Manila from the south. The attack
was a part of the Seven Years' War (1756-1763), a world-wide conflict
between Britain and France, which also involved Spain as an ally of
France. The English sent Admiral William Draper with an expeditionary
force that included some 2,000 European and Indian (Sepoy) soldiers.
The Spanish offered little opposition to the landing force, and on October
2, 1762, the acting Governor-General, Archbishop Manuel Antonio Rojo,
surrendered Manila. The English occupation lasted until 1764, when the
Philippines reverted to Spanish control at the close of the Seven Years'
War. This 1762 map includes coastline, coastal features, a stream, a
munitions storehouse, British gun emplacements, Spanish fortifications,
various lines indicating British line of fire, and pictorial representation
of roads, houses, churches, vegetation, and cultivated fields. A related
map, "Plan of Manila...Taken by storm the 6th Octo[ber] 1762", is found
under call number G8064 .M5 1762 .P5 Howe 63 Vault. For more information
about the British invasion, see Guillermo and Win, Historical
Dictionary of the Philippines (Lanham, Maryland:
The Scarecrow Press, 1997).
G8061 .S28 1762 .A8 Howe 64 Vault
Luzon, Philippines/Philippines
732. [Manila]. [176-?]. Colored pen-and-ink ms., 17 x 24 cm. Scale ca. 1:11,000. (Howe; 62). 73-691533.
This Spanish plan of Manila includes a grid of the city, identified government, military, and religious buildings, the city walls, the Pasig River, other streams, and pictorial representation of vegetation. Also includes a keyed legend. Map is oriented with east at top. This plan may have been useful to British invasionary planning during the 1762 attack on Manila or it's possible that the map was one of several captured documents after the October 1762 fall of the city to British forces.
G8064 .M5 176- .M3 Howe 62 Vault
Philippines/Luzon, Philippines/Manila, Philippines
733. Manila Y Sus Arrabales. [Capps, W. L. ]. [1898]. Colored pen-and-ink ms., 102 x 76 cm. original map, annotated. Scale 1:10,000.
This map of Manila and vicinity includes a detailed grid of the city and suburbs, identified streets, numerous civil, ecclesiastical, and military buildings, roads, a railroad line, the city limit, rivers, streams, and corrections of the course of Pasig River. Also includes extensive keyed legends to military, civil, and religious buildings. Various annotations in red ink, e.g., "trench 5 feet deep", "Spanish line", refer to military operations during the Spanish-American War, 1898. Map was "reproduced from original maps, supplied by Gen. Aguinaldo with corrections and additions supplied by Major Bell U.S.V." General Emilio Aguinaldo was the leader of the Filipino independence movement against the Spaniards. Map was from the estate of Admiral George Dewey.
G8064 .M3 1898 .C3 Vault
Luzon, Philippines/Philippines/Manila, Philippines
734. Plan of Manila. the Capital of the Phillippines. Taken by Storm the 6th Oct[obe]r 1762. by the English Army commanded by Brigadier General Draper 4 days after opening Trenches. 1762. Colored pen-and-ink ms., 33 x 50 cm. Scale ca. 1:5,250. (Howe; 63). 73-691534.
This clear British military plan of Manila includes a grid of the city, identified locations of government, religious, military and hospital buildings, "suburbs", "the Porian or Chinese Town", the Pasig River and other streams, and locations of British gun emplacements. Map also includes a keyed legend. Map is oriented with northeast at top. For a more detailed related map, see "The Attack of Manila, October 1762." under call number G8061 .S28 1762 .A8 Howe 64 Vault. For more information about the British invasion, see Guillermo and Win, Historical Dictionary of the Philippines (Lanham, Maryland: The Scarecrow Press, 1997).
G8064 .M5 1762 .P5 Howe 63 Vault
Philippines/Luzon, Philippines/Manila, Philippines
735. Plano De La Ciudad De Manila Y Sus Arrabales Con Inclusion De Los Pueblos De San Fernando, Hermita, Y Malate [Manila]. 1872. Pencil, colored pen-and-ink ms., 95 x 146 cm. Scale ca. 1:5,000.
This detailed Spanish map of Manila and vicinity includes coastline, coastal features, rivers and streams, a detailed grid of the city and nearby towns, identified streets, government buildings, universities, schools, ecclesiastical buildings, markets, military installations, store houses, plazas and parks, roads, and pictorial representation of vegetation and cultivated fields. Buildings are color coded to denote materials used in construction. Map is oriented with east at top.
G8064 .M3 1872 .P Vault
Luzon, Philippines/Philippines/Manila, Philippines
736. The Bay of Panguyl on Mindanao [Philippines]. 1754. Pen-and-ink ms., 58 x 51 cm. Scale ca. 1:180,000. (Howe; 72). 73-691544.
This English map of Panguil Bay and vicinity, Mindanao, copied from a plan "By the Spaniards", includes coastline, coastal features, soundings, navigational hazards, anchorages, water currents, streams, locations of fresh water, and settlements. Map contains extensive notes, including one that reads: "This Draught as made without proper Instruments not to be relied on." Map is oriented with south at top.
G8062 .P45 1754 .B3 Howe 72 Vault
Philippines/Mindanao, Philippines
737. Plan of Panguil Bay on Mindanao from the Spaniards [Philippines]. [175-?]. Pen-and-ink ms., 60 x 35 cm. Scale ca. 1:120,000. (Howe; 71). 73-691543.
This unfinished map of Panguil Bay on Mindanao includes coastline, coastal features, soundings, navigational hazards, an anchorage, directions of currents, locations of fresh water, streams, settlements, and a fortification. Map is oriented with south at top.
G8062 .P45 1754 .B31 Howe 71 Vault
Philippines/Mindanao, Philippines
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738. Croquis de la Ysla de Balanguingui y sus adyacentes en el Archipielago de Joló....[Philippines]. Espejo, J. [after 1848]. Colored pen-and-ink ms., 52 x 71 cm. Scale ca. 1:21,300. (Maggs purchase map collection; 305). 90-680732.
This finely rendered campaign map of islands in the
Samales Group in the Sulu Archipelago documents the February 1848 Spanish
naval attack on the island of Balanguingui. In the 1840's, the Spanish
government in the Philippines had entered into a series of treaties
related to trade and allegiance with Muslim rulers in the southern islands.
When these treaties were broken by the Muslim leaders, Spanish Governor
General, Narciso Clavería, organized a naval expedition that
left Manila on February 9, 1848 to attack Muslim strongholds on Balanguingui
(especially those at Sipac, Sungap, and Balanguingui). As a result of
that successful campaign, Spain strengthened its authority over the
region. Map includes coastlines, coastal features, soundings, various
categories of Spanish and Muslim vessels, and settlements; also includes
detailed pictorial representation of island vegetation and a panoramic
profile view: "Vista del fuerte de Sipac". Map contains a brief note
on the naval situation on the day when Fort Sipac surrendered. For more
information on this event and on Philippine history, see Antonio M.
Molina, Historia de Filipinas (Madrid: Ediciones
Cultura Hispanica del Instituto de Cooperacion Iberoamericana, 1984)
2 vols. This map is part of the G&M Division's collection from the
Real Escuela de Navegación, Cadiz, Spain purchased from Maggs
Brothers, London.
G8062 .S26 1848 .E8 Vault
Samales Group, Philippines/Philippines
739. Plano del Puerto de Cajayagan, Palapag, Y Calomotan [Philippines]. Galvez, Manuel. 1753. Pencil, colored pen-and-ink ms., 30 x 39 cm. Scale ca. 1:55,000. (Howe; 70). 73-691542.
This map of Batag and Laoang Islands on the north coast of Samar Island includes coastline, coastal features, soundings, anchorages, and navigational hazards.
G8062 .P28 1753 .G3 Howe 70 Vault
Samar, Philippines/Philippines
740. Samar Island, Philippines. d'Almonte y Muriel, Enrique. 1898. Pen-and-ink tracing, 63 x 53 1/2 cm. Scale 1:400,000.
This map of Samar Island includes coastline, coastal features, cities, towns, and villages, roads and paths, rivers and streams, mineral springs, and heights of selected elevations. Geographic terms are in Spanish, and keyed legend gives terms in both Spanish and English. Map is a copy of original Spanish map and was prepared at the time of Spanish-American War, 1898.
G8062 .S3 1898 .A Vault
Samar, Philippines/Philippines
741. Plano del canal de Simanalé Levantado En 1882, Por Los Tenientes De Navio D[o]n Jacobo Toron, D[o]n Isaac Peral, y D[o]n Juan Riquelme ....[Sulu Archipelago, Philippines]. Toron, Jacobo and Isaac Peral and Juan Riquelme. 1882. Pencil, pen-and-ink ms., 110 1/2 x 42 1/2 cm. Scale 1:5,000.
This Spanish hydrographic chart of Simanalé Channel includes coastline, coastal features, extensive soundings, navigational hazards, islands, and a navigational track to be followed by ships. Also includes note on sailing instructions. A portion of the note reads, " Este plano con el del fondeadero de Simanalé componen todo el canal del mismo nombre que es siempre accesible à media marea para Cañoneros...".
G8062 .S5P5 1882 .T Vault
Sulu Archipelago, Philippines/Philippines