The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 87
... desire to learn the truth , and showed the deepest and most friendly interest in the Filipinos . Let no man believe that then or later he had the slightest idea of bringing about the ex- ploitation of their country . On the contrary ...
... desire to learn the truth , and showed the deepest and most friendly interest in the Filipinos . Let no man believe that then or later he had the slightest idea of bringing about the ex- ploitation of their country . On the contrary ...
Página 189
... desire to enrich themselves by im- proper means , such as accepting bribes , making prisoners a source of gain , and decreasing the allowance of the soldiers . He said that many soldiers had received sums of money as their share of ...
... desire to enrich themselves by im- proper means , such as accepting bribes , making prisoners a source of gain , and decreasing the allowance of the soldiers . He said that many soldiers had received sums of money as their share of ...
Página 761
... desire it when , in the opinion of the American Government , the Philippines are able to meet the responsibilities of an independent nation . The President's statement as to independence was a paraphrase of a paragraph in the Philippine ...
... desire it when , in the opinion of the American Government , the Philippines are able to meet the responsibilities of an independent nation . The President's statement as to independence was a paraphrase of a paragraph in the Philippine ...
Contenido
THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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