The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 159
... command the regiment was , placed two guns in position there , as it was fully expected that the insurgents would direct their attack upon that point , as in fact they did . On February 4 , 1899 , the tents of the regiment covered the ...
... command the regiment was , placed two guns in position there , as it was fully expected that the insurgents would direct their attack upon that point , as in fact they did . On February 4 , 1899 , the tents of the regiment covered the ...
Página 240
... command of his forces by Colonel Macanca , who was his second in command , and is at the present time repressing with a firm hand the bandits who swarm about the outskirts of the zone under his command , as one of the celebrated bandits ...
... command of his forces by Colonel Macanca , who was his second in command , and is at the present time repressing with a firm hand the bandits who swarm about the outskirts of the zone under his command , as one of the celebrated bandits ...
Página 265
... command of the troops in Negros . General Lawton arrived in the Philippines during our stay . His coming had been eagerly looked forward to by the army . He had sailed with the understanding that he was to be put in charge of field ...
... command of the troops in Negros . General Lawton arrived in the Philippines during our stay . His coming had been eagerly looked forward to by the army . He had sailed with the understanding that he was to be put in charge of field ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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