The Coal Measures of the Philippines

"The Coal Measures of the Philippines" offers a detailed look at the early history of coal discovery and development in the Philippine archipelago. Focusing on the period around the turn of the 20th century, it provides a comprehensive overview of the burgeoning coal industry. The book includes the complete record of the Macleod Coal Concession in Cebu, a significant event in the islands' economic history, as well as details of the Uling-Lutac Coal and Railway Concession.

Authored by Charles H. Burritt, this historical account is invaluable for researchers interested in the economic geology and resource exploitation of the Philippines. It sheds light on the challenges and opportunities faced during the early stages of industrialization in the region. This book serves as a crucial reference for understanding the geological and economic landscape that shaped the modern Philippines.

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