
William Henry Scott
10 Jul 1921 – 4 Oct 1993
William Henry Scott (born Henry King Ahrens; July 10, 1921 – October 4, 1993) was an American historian of the Cordillera Central and pre-Hispanic Philippines,[1] ethnographer, and academic. He was known for his extensive research on Philippine history, indigenous cultures, and pre-colonial societies. A longtime resident of the Philippines, he dedicated much of his scholarship to studying the Igorot people and pre-Hispanic Filipino civilizations. -Wikipedia
Books
- German travelers on the Cordillera, 1860-1890
- German travelers on the Cordillera (1860-1890)
- Cordillera bibliography
- Ilocano Responses to American Aggression, 1900-1901
- Staunton of Sagada
- Chips
- History on the Cordillera
- Of Igorots and independence
- The Union Obrera Democratica
- The Igorot struggle for independence
- Great Scott
- Discovery of the Igorots
- The missionary as a foreigner
- Boat building and seamanship in classic Philippine society
- Filipinos in China before 1500
- Looking for the prehispanic Filipino and other essays in Philippine history
- Slavery in the Spanish Philippines
- Barangay
- The Ifugaos a hundred years ago
- Looking for the Prehispanic Filipino
- A Sagada reader
- Cordillera bibliography, 1972
- Ilocano responses to American aggression, 1900-1901
- Prehispanic source materials for the study of Philippine history
- Who Are You Filipino Youth
- Who are you, Filipino youth?
- Joint consultation in a Liverpool manufacturing firm
- On the Cordillera
- Great Scott!
- Cordillera architecture of northern Luzon
- Hollow ships on a wine-dark sea, and other essays
- On the Cordillera
- Doctrine and constitutional rules of the Philippine Independent Church
- On the Cordillera
- The discovery of the Igorots
- The discovery of the Igorots
- Staunton of Sagada
- A critical study of the prehispanic source materials for the study of Philippine history
- Looking for the Prehispanic Filipino
- Cracks in the parchment curtain and other essays in Philippine history
Author data: Open Library