This printing method is also known as Letterpress printing or Relief Printing or movable type of printing. 

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This law provided for the establishment of a Philippine Public Library, it was only intended for the development of a National Library as a repository of Philippine history and culture.

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This act is known as the “Philippine Librarianship Act.”   

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The queen who issued an official order, “from this time henceforth neither to permit nor to allow any person at all to take any books of fiction and secular matters, but only those relating to the Christian religion and morality.   

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The printing method used in the Doctrina Christiana.     

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The law creating the Museo-Biblioteca de Filipinas in Manila under the Department of Civil Administration.         

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The Father of Philippine Modern Printing            

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The author of Labor evangelica.               

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The 1^st president of the Philippine Librarians Association.             

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The 1^st director of the Museo-Biblioteca de Filipinas.

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It was established to create a forum for scientific and cultural ideas and to foster agriculture, industry, and craftsmanship by engaging in the distribution of books and the establishment of libraries.

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In 1604, this work written by Fr. Pedro Chirino was popular because it was known to be the complete and older account of the Philippine writing tradition.

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He was the chronicler of Magellan.         

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He was a Scottish-American industrialist and philanthropist, whose interests was the establishment of free public libraries to make available to everyone a means of self-education.

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He introduced the Sociedades Economicas/Sociedad Economica in 1781.              

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An English teacher assigned to the provincial capital of Pampanga who started a personal campaign that culminated in the establishment of the first Philippine school library system.

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An act regulating the practice of librarianship and prescribing the qualifications of librarians, appropriating funds therefor and for other purposes.

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A relief printing artistic technique in printmaking in which an image is carved into the surface of a block of wood, with the printing parts remaining level with the surface while the non-printing parts are removed.

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1^st popular literature to demonstrate the commercial possibility inventing printing presses in the Philippines

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1^st book published in the Philippines.     

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