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71 The Fortifications of Manila , 71 ; The Spanish Dungeons , 72 ; The Gates ,
Forts and Barricades , 72 ; The Spanish Block - houses , 73 ; Construction of
Spanish Trenches , 74 ; The Filipino Insurgents , 75 ; Filipinos ...
71 The Fortifications of Manila , 71 ; The Spanish Dungeons , 72 ; The Gates ,
Forts and Barricades , 72 ; The Spanish Block - houses , 73 ; Construction of
Spanish Trenches , 74 ; The Filipino Insurgents , 75 ; Filipinos ...
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103 Proclamation of General Merritt , 103 ; Filipinos in Control of the Country ,
105 ; Complications with the Filipinos , 105 ; General Merritt Consults Amiral
Dewey , 107 ; The President Gives Instructions , 108 ; General Merritt Reports on
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103 Proclamation of General Merritt , 103 ; Filipinos in Control of the Country ,
105 ; Complications with the Filipinos , 105 ; General Merritt Consults Amiral
Dewey , 107 ; The President Gives Instructions , 108 ; General Merritt Reports on
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Killed ; The Column Reaches San Isidro , 228 ; The Filipino Peace Commission ,
228 ; An Engagement near San ... 272 ; Deterioration of the Filipino , 272 ; A
British Opinion of the Filipinos , 275 ; Business Capacity of the Natives , 276 ...
Killed ; The Column Reaches San Isidro , 228 ; The Filipino Peace Commission ,
228 ; An Engagement near San ... 272 ; Deterioration of the Filipino , 272 ; A
British Opinion of the Filipinos , 275 ; Business Capacity of the Natives , 276 ...
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There is no authentic statement known to us of the exact forms of tyranny
practiced by the Spaniards upon the Filipinos , but in general it appears to have
taken the form of corrupt administration rather than of oppressive laws . Both the
fiscal ...
There is no authentic statement known to us of the exact forms of tyranny
practiced by the Spaniards upon the Filipinos , but in general it appears to have
taken the form of corrupt administration rather than of oppressive laws . Both the
fiscal ...
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As the result of misgovernment there have been , since 1868 , several Filipino
insurrections , none of them attaining any ... It is said that educated Filipinos
residing in European capitals were initiated as Freemasons , and introduced into
the ...
As the result of misgovernment there have been , since 1868 , several Filipino
insurrections , none of them attaining any ... It is said that educated Filipinos
residing in European capitals were initiated as Freemasons , and introduced into
the ...
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| Title | Campaigning in the Philippines |
| Authors | Karl Irving Faust, Peter MacQueen |
| Publisher | Hicks-Judd Company, 1899 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 5870708737, 9785870708737 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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