The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 292
... officers are Filipinos , as are ten of the appointive officers , it having been the policy to appoint Filipinos whenever possible . Regularly organized provinces are divided into municipalities which elect their own officers and control ...
... officers are Filipinos , as are ten of the appointive officers , it having been the policy to appoint Filipinos whenever possible . Regularly organized provinces are divided into municipalities which elect their own officers and control ...
Página 322
... officers to 381. After 1921 a number of experienced and able American officers were induced to return to the service . The American element in the service was further increased by the adoption of the policy of commissioning annually a ...
... officers to 381. After 1921 a number of experienced and able American officers were induced to return to the service . The American element in the service was further increased by the adoption of the policy of commissioning annually a ...
Página 708
... officers are to be made good does not at present appear . Certainly not by the establishment of the school just organized by the government at Baguio , which is supposed to turn raw Filipinos into military officers in six months ! The ...
... officers are to be made good does not at present appear . Certainly not by the establishment of the school just organized by the government at Baguio , which is supposed to turn raw Filipinos into military officers in six months ! The ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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