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	1	Scott, William Henry, 1921- HISTORY ON THE CORDILLERA : Collected Writings on Mountain Province History Baguio City Baguio Printing & Publishing 1975 Paperback Good with no dust jacket Text slightly browned. ; 15 x 22 cm.; pg. viii, 213 ; Second Volume of Cordillera Word Project. Preface." By patient search into what little is recorded in Spanish annals, principally in religious diaries, William Henry Scott affords the reader light and insight into an otherwise obscure chapter of [Philippine] history. This is the mission of HISTORY OF THE CORDILLERA." Price: 25.00 USD
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	2	Scott, William Henry, 1921- ON THE CORDILLERA : A Look At the Peoples and Cultures of the Mountain Province Manila MCS Enterprises, Inc. 1969 Hardcover Very Good in Good dust jacket ; 17 x 24 cm.; pg. xi, 352 ; Acknowledgement, foreword, appendix, index, map, figures. "In this volume the reader will find a number of papers devoted to various aspects of life in the Mountain Province as a whole, along with a detailed survey of the economic, cultural and religious life of the Kalingas of Madukayan, and a series of studies on the agriculture, language and folklore of the Sagada Igorots. " Richardson #296 Price: 30.00 USD
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	3	Scott, William Henry, 1921- THE DISCOVERY OF THE IGOROTS : Spanish Contacts with the Pagans of Northern Luzon Quezon City New Day Publishers 1974 Paperback Very Good with no dust jacket 15 x 23 cm.; pg. xiii, 370; Foreword, preface, list of 11 maps, introduction, bibliographic essay, bibliography. "Since the Igorots of the Cordillera Central were still living in a pre-literate society at the time of the American occupation, much of their past is unrecorded and irretrievable. The story of the resistance to westernization can however be gleaned, as Scott expertly shows, from the records kept by those Spaniards who attempted, mostly in vain, to convert and conquer the mountain dwellers for Christ and King. What the Spaniards failed to discover about the Igorots, Scott reflects, was that they were Filipinos. Instead, the colonizers bequeathed to their American heirs of empire a tragic 'distinction between lowland and highland Filipinos which contrasted submission, conversion and civilisation on the one hand with independence, paganism and savagery on the other'." Richardson #295 Price: 25.00 USD
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