The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... cause in the United States . What they failed to realize was that their persistent refusal to permit the passage of such legislation was a far more dangerous course be- cause it laid them and their people open to the very charge which ...
... cause in the United States . What they failed to realize was that their persistent refusal to permit the passage of such legislation was a far more dangerous course be- cause it laid them and their people open to the very charge which ...
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... cause any doubt as to his loyalty up to the time until after Manila surrendered ? " Admiral Dewey . His loyalty to whom ? " Senator Patterson . To you and to the cause for which he was fighting ? " Admiral Dewey . I began to suspect he ...
... cause any doubt as to his loyalty up to the time until after Manila surrendered ? " Admiral Dewey . His loyalty to whom ? " Senator Patterson . To you and to the cause for which he was fighting ? " Admiral Dewey . I began to suspect he ...
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... cause would be commenced , either de officio , by the judge who had a knowledge of the crime , or by the prosecuting attorney , or by virtue of private accusation on the part of the person aggrieved . The case once started , the ...
... cause would be commenced , either de officio , by the judge who had a knowledge of the crime , or by the prosecuting attorney , or by virtue of private accusation on the part of the person aggrieved . The case once started , the ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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