The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 55
... Aguinaldo considered himself strong enough to maintain order in the whole archipelago after the Spaniards were expelled . General Aguinaldo replied that he would answer not only for order and for his people , but also that the war ...
... Aguinaldo considered himself strong enough to maintain order in the whole archipelago after the Spaniards were expelled . General Aguinaldo replied that he would answer not only for order and for his people , but also that the war ...
Page 56
... Aguinaldo on his victories , allowed the landing of two thousand rifles which had been bought for the Filipinos with Hong Kong funds , permitted the Filipino vessels to sail with Filipino flags on Manila Bay , let Aguinaldo govern not ...
... Aguinaldo on his victories , allowed the landing of two thousand rifles which had been bought for the Filipinos with Hong Kong funds , permitted the Filipino vessels to sail with Filipino flags on Manila Bay , let Aguinaldo govern not ...
Page 276
... Aguinaldo and thirteen other banished Tagals were brought down on a naval vessel and landed in Cavite ? Ad- miral Dewey gave them arms and ammunition , as I did subse- quently , at his request . They were permitted to gather up a lot of ...
... Aguinaldo and thirteen other banished Tagals were brought down on a naval vessel and landed in Cavite ? Ad- miral Dewey gave them arms and ammunition , as I did subse- quently , at his request . They were permitted to gather up a lot of ...
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