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  1. 1 Dawn over darkness 1988 · 132 pages · Ed Garcia · Same author
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What should I read after Closing US Military Bases in the Philippines?

BookOrb recommends Dawn over darkness (1988), The Filipino quest (1988), A future without refugees (1992), The sovereign quest (1988), and Towards a Filipino social revolution (1972).

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Who wrote Closing US Military Bases in the Philippines?

Closing US Military Bases in the Philippines is by Ed Garcia.