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4.0 out of 5 stars
The most honestly credible journal about the Marcoses,
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This review is from: Inside the Palace (Hardcover)
Despite the hateful reputation the Marcoses received from some vindictive people and the successful campaign thrown against them, Beth Day Romulo wrote a very objective stand about the Marcoses. Because of Day's professional background as a journalist, her diary of the Philippine palace and the family who occupied it provided a small opening of truth to the readers of her book and the Marcoses themselves. At least, there is a semblance of sanity and truth for the Ferdinand and Imelda. Some authorities in the Philippines may have revised the history book to fit their own agendas, but "Inside the Palace" will provide you with the most accurate and objective details regarding the Marcoses.
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Inside the Palace by Beth Day Romulo (Hardcover - September 10, 1987)
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