Includes bibliographical references.

Chapter 1 A Summer Night in Washington, D.C.
Chapter 2 "Manila-Gate"
Chapter 3 Twilight of Democracy
Chapter 4 A Dark Age Begins
Chapter 5 Infrastructure of Martial Law
Chapter 6 The Other Villains
Chapter 7 The Reign of Greed
Chapter 8 The Unholy Trinity
Chapter 9 Too Late the Hero
Chapter 10 The Loves of Marcos
Chapter 11 Philippine "Gulag": A Paralysis of Fear
Chapter 12 The Era of Thought Control
Chapter 13 American Tax Dollar Abets R.P. Repression
Chapter 14 International Protection Racket
Chapter 15 Spineless Judiciary Legitimizes a Pretender
Chapter 16 Plans in Perpetuity
Chapter 17 Whither Marcos?

Primitivo ""Tibo"" Mijares was Ferdinand Marcos's prized ""media czar"" and chief propagandist until his defection in 1975. Despite Marcos's efforts to stop its publication, The Conjugal Dictatorship was published in 1976. A year after the publication of the book, Tibo was never heard from again and was declared legally dead years later.

Senior High School Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

In English.