The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 102
... means to aid you . " Whenever you see the American flag , bear in mind that they are our redeemers . " 1 On the margin is written : " Viva , for America with the Philippines ! " Apparently what Basa here means by independence is ...
... means to aid you . " Whenever you see the American flag , bear in mind that they are our redeemers . " 1 On the margin is written : " Viva , for America with the Philippines ! " Apparently what Basa here means by independence is ...
Página 103
... means in his power to remedy the critical condition of the country , to which he had offered , and always would willingly offer , to sacrifice his life . " Why adopt means to learn from the admiral what the intentions of the United ...
... means in his power to remedy the critical condition of the country , to which he had offered , and always would willingly offer , to sacrifice his life . " Why adopt means to learn from the admiral what the intentions of the United ...
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... 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 booty , and intimated that officers must have ...
... 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 booty , and intimated that officers must have ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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