The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 292
... practically all of the elective provincial 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 ...
... practically all of the elective provincial 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 ...
Página 337
... practically unhindered , there were 160,671 , cases , with 105,075 deaths . On the 27th of April , 1904 , the board of health passed resolutions declaring that the Archipelago was free from the infection of Asiatic . cholera . As a ...
... practically unhindered , there were 160,671 , cases , with 105,075 deaths . On the 27th of April , 1904 , the board of health passed resolutions declaring that the Archipelago was free from the infection of Asiatic . cholera . As a ...
Página 618
... practically nothing had been done to facilitate the loading and discharge of vessels , or to protect them from the elements . We now have at Manila a deep - water harbour dredged to a uniform depth of thirty feet and enclosed by two ...
... practically nothing had been done to facilitate the loading and discharge of vessels , or to protect them from the elements . We now have at Manila a deep - water harbour dredged to a uniform depth of thirty feet and enclosed by two ...
Contenido
THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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