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The battle was won , and all the vessels of the Philippine fleet had been
destroyed . “ The Boston joined us at five o ' clock , and we guarded the approach
of Canacao Bay for the night , while the remainder of the squadron anchored
near the ...
The battle was won , and all the vessels of the Philippine fleet had been
destroyed . “ The Boston joined us at five o ' clock , and we guarded the approach
of Canacao Bay for the night , while the remainder of the squadron anchored
near the ...
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thoughts of opposing the American control of the Philippine Islands , or of
causing any friction between the United States and Germany . The German
commander was undoubtedly using what in other countries is called diplomacy ,
but in our ...
thoughts of opposing the American control of the Philippine Islands , or of
causing any friction between the United States and Germany . The German
commander was undoubtedly using what in other countries is called diplomacy ,
but in our ...
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... subject , and is at any rate essential to a proper understanding of the course of
events since the American occupation . CONDITIONS UNDER SPANISH RULE .
The Philippines , like all other Spanish colonies , were ruled with an iron hand .
... subject , and is at any rate essential to a proper understanding of the course of
events since the American occupation . CONDITIONS UNDER SPANISH RULE .
The Philippines , like all other Spanish colonies , were ruled with an iron hand .
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Greene , of the United States Army in the Philippines , thought of the bribery
phase of the affair and of Aguinaldo . In his official report to the Secretary of War ,
dated August 30 , 1898 , he says : “ Aguinaldo and his associates went to
Hongkong ...
Greene , of the United States Army in the Philippines , thought of the bribery
phase of the affair and of Aguinaldo . In his official report to the Secretary of War ,
dated August 30 , 1898 , he says : “ Aguinaldo and his associates went to
Hongkong ...
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... with the intent to again attack Spanish rule in the Philippines . The breaking out
of the American war seemed to open a new prospect for the attainment of
Philippine independence . Aguinaldo at once sought to Campaigning in the
Philippines .
... with the intent to again attack Spanish rule in the Philippines . The breaking out
of the American war seemed to open a new prospect for the attainment of
Philippine independence . Aguinaldo at once sought to Campaigning in the
Philippines .
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Bibliographic information
| 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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