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... records and information so far as military regulations would permit . We were
fortunate in securing the services of MR . PETER MACQUEEN , the Boston
clergyman and journalist , who had come fresh from the battles about Santiago ,
where ...
... records and information so far as military regulations would permit . We were
fortunate in securing the services of MR . PETER MACQUEEN , the Boston
clergyman and journalist , who had come fresh from the battles about Santiago ,
where ...
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... Lawton , MacArthur and Anderson and Brigadier - Generals King , Ovenshine ,
Hale , Wheaton , H . G . Otis , Hall , Funston , Summers and Smith for facilities ,
suggestions , and such information as military regulations permitted them to give .
... Lawton , MacArthur and Anderson and Brigadier - Generals King , Ovenshine ,
Hale , Wheaton , H . G . Otis , Hall , Funston , Summers and Smith for facilities ,
suggestions , and such information as military regulations permitted them to give .
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... The Filipinos Ordered to Remove , 109 ; The Filipinos Evacuate , 110 ; The
Military Government , 111 ; The Filipinos Object to Cleanliness , 111 ; News of the
Coming Peace , 112 ; The Filipinos Accumulate Arms , 113 ; Sanitary
Regulations ...
... The Filipinos Ordered to Remove , 109 ; The Filipinos Evacuate , 110 ; The
Military Government , 111 ; The Filipinos Object to Cleanliness , 111 ; News of the
Coming Peace , 112 ; The Filipinos Accumulate Arms , 113 ; Sanitary
Regulations ...
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It is proper , however , to complete this record of achievement by a brief account
of the civil and military affairs antedating the action in Manila Bay . In palliation of
Spanish inhumanity to her colonial subjects , it may be said that her internal ...
It is proper , however , to complete this record of achievement by a brief account
of the civil and military affairs antedating the action in Manila Bay . In palliation of
Spanish inhumanity to her colonial subjects , it may be said that her internal ...
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The other three sections forbid the transportation of provisions from one town to
another without the permission of the military authority ; direct the owners of cattle
to bring them into the towns ;. Campaigning in the Philippines .
The other three sections forbid the transportation of provisions from one town to
another without the permission of the military authority ; direct the owners of cattle
to bring them into the towns ;. Campaigning in the Philippines .
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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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