The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... direct in my manner of replying to questions I sometimes give the impression of being irritated when I am simply in earnest . . . . ” 2 Only during the final public session of the hearings did Worces- ter's resentment at the man who had ...
... direct in my manner of replying to questions I sometimes give the impression of being irritated when I am simply in earnest . . . . ” 2 Only during the final public session of the hearings did Worces- ter's resentment at the man who had ...
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... direct request of the gov- ernor - general . He has not informed us , nor does any one know , how many went at the request of their own bureau or division chiefs , made pursuant to the plan of driving Americans out of the service . as ...
... direct request of the gov- ernor - general . He has not informed us , nor does any one know , how many went at the request of their own bureau or division chiefs , made pursuant to the plan of driving Americans out of the service . as ...
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... direct terms to make the departmental secretaries responsible to the legislature rather than to the Governor - General . The law provided that the six departments should be " under the direct control of the respective Secretaries of ...
... direct terms to make the departmental secretaries responsible to the legislature rather than to the Governor - General . The law provided that the six departments should be " under the direct control of the respective Secretaries of ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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