The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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Página 174
... reason that they had found that its stock was largely held by Frenchmen and feared trouble.2 On December 4 , 1898 , Leyba , concerning whose ideas as to public order we are already informed , wrote a most illuminating letter setting 1 ...
... reason that they had found that its stock was largely held by Frenchmen and feared trouble.2 On December 4 , 1898 , Leyba , concerning whose ideas as to public order we are already informed , wrote a most illuminating letter setting 1 ...
Página 189
... reason for my resignation is the pain caused me by having still to read among the reports of our military associates that in some of the chiefs , besides odious favouritism , is clearly seen a desire to enrich themselves , accepting ...
... reason for my resignation is the pain caused me by having still to read among the reports of our military associates that in some of the chiefs , besides odious favouritism , is clearly seen a desire to enrich themselves , accepting ...
Página 209
... reason . In order that this may be successfully carried out , I have deemed it proper to prescribe the punishment for such offence , of which you will inform the soldiers under your command , and post this circular in a prominent place ...
... reason . In order that this may be successfully carried out , I have deemed it proper to prescribe the punishment for such offence , of which you will inform the soldiers under your command , and post this circular in a prominent place ...
Contenido
THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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