CRITICS of the late President Ferdinand Marcos have written voluminous derogatory texts, from the scholarly to the literary to the journalistic. Some even attempted to become historical even if bereft of academic qualifications and the vetting of peers. Raissa Robles’ book on martial law is damning in both ways. It damns Marcos, even as it also damns its author.
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