The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 383
... becomes chronic . " It is a matter of official recognition that government employees need to get away from the heat of Manila each year , hence the removal to Baguio . " It is likewise commonly recognized that many women and children become ...
... becomes chronic . " It is a matter of official recognition that government employees need to get away from the heat of Manila each year , hence the removal to Baguio . " It is likewise commonly recognized that many women and children become ...
Página 590
... become so general that the return of the latter to their parishes , accustomed as they had been to the exercise of a ... become responsible landowners rather than remain discontented and ready at any time to become ladrones . 590 THE ...
... become so general that the return of the latter to their parishes , accustomed as they had been to the exercise of a ... become responsible landowners rather than remain discontented and ready at any time to become ladrones . 590 THE ...
Página 608
... become an important permanent source of revenue and wealth . Filipinos ought to become holders of forest concessions instead of labourers on the con- cessions of others . Whether any considerable number of them will care to do so ...
... become an important permanent source of revenue and wealth . Filipinos ought to become holders of forest concessions instead of labourers on the con- cessions of others . Whether any considerable number of them will care to do so ...
Contenido
THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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