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 56
... Filipinos with Hong Kong funds , permitted the Filipino vessels to sail with Filipino flags on Manila Bay , let Aguinaldo govern not only the reconquered provinces , but also the port of Cavite itself except the arsenal , handed over to ...
... Filipinos with Hong Kong funds , permitted the Filipino vessels to sail with Filipino flags on Manila Bay , let Aguinaldo govern not only the reconquered provinces , but also the port of Cavite itself except the arsenal , handed over to ...
Page 57
... Filipinos , without informing Aguinaldo . There the American forces constructed a very extensive trench in the rear of the Filipinos to serve as a basis of operations , stationed themselves along the line through Maytubig , and seized ...
... Filipinos , without informing Aguinaldo . There the American forces constructed a very extensive trench in the rear of the Filipinos to serve as a basis of operations , stationed themselves along the line through Maytubig , and seized ...
Page 279
... Filipino insurgents under his command from entering Manila . This notification was delivered to him at twenty minutes past ten that night . The Filipinos had made every preparation to assail the Spanish lines in their front . Certainly ...
... Filipino insurgents under his command from entering Manila . This notification was delivered to him at twenty minutes past ten that night . The Filipinos had made every preparation to assail the Spanish lines in their front . Certainly ...
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