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Douglas MacArthur: The Philippine Years Ping Coombes The authors make a compellingThe Philippine Islands were both safe haven and public arena for Douglas MacArthur, and he returned there again and again at key points in his life, through the twin offices of fate and personal predilection. The complex relationship that developed between the man and the country is the focus of Carol Petillo's intriguing study. The fruit of years of research in the Philippines and the United States, her book incorporates many sources overlooked by