The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... forces would require either a considerable increase of the American army in the Philippines , or protracted war with the troops already there . Subdued by force , he declared , the Filipinos would probably require a considerable army ...
... forces would require either a considerable increase of the American army in the Philippines , or protracted war with the troops already there . Subdued by force , he declared , the Filipinos would probably require a considerable army ...
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... force holding the lines of Manila . He did not want the Americans in the Philippines . They were in his way , and he had already made up his mind that if they did not give him what he wanted , he would drive them out by force . He saw ...
... force holding the lines of Manila . He did not want the Americans in the Philippines . They were in his way , and he had already made up his mind that if they did not give him what he wanted , he would drive them out by force . He saw ...
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... force - a force which , while it restrains them , yet enlightens the mind and opens another course by presenting to them the cause of peace . This cause has been joyfully embraced by a majority of our fellow - countrymen , who have ...
... force - a force which , while it restrains them , yet enlightens the mind and opens another course by presenting to them the cause of peace . This cause has been joyfully embraced by a majority of our fellow - countrymen , who have ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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