The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... Mountain Prov- ince alone there lived more fighting men than ever were to be found among all of the American Indians between the Mississippi and the Rocky Mountains , the area of a generation of " Indian Wars . " Among the lieutenant ...
... Mountain Prov- ince alone there lived more fighting men than ever were to be found among all of the American Indians between the Mississippi and the Rocky Mountains , the area of a generation of " Indian Wars . " Among the lieutenant ...
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... Mountain " because a good many people who tried to climb it never came down , the true explanation of their failure to appear being no doubt that they perished from exposure during violent storms . While ascending this mountain I ...
... Mountain " because a good many people who tried to climb it never came down , the true explanation of their failure to appear being no doubt that they perished from exposure during violent storms . While ascending this mountain I ...
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... Mountain Province , the Filipinos were left in the decided majority . Later all of the Ilongot territory which had ... Mountain Province , 1925. In this document Governor John C. Early , whose administra- tion of the province has ...
... Mountain Province , the Filipinos were left in the decided majority . Later all of the Ilongot territory which had ... Mountain Province , 1925. In this document Governor John C. Early , whose administra- tion of the province has ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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