The Philippines Past and PresentMacmillan, 1930 - 862 páginas |
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... troops were being forced , by threats of violence , to retire from posi- tions which they had taken , and asking Anderson to order his troops to avoid difficulty with the Insurgent forces . Aguinaldo said that he had directed his men to ...
... troops were being forced , by threats of violence , to retire from posi- tions which they had taken , and asking Anderson to order his troops to avoid difficulty with the Insurgent forces . Aguinaldo said that he had directed his men to ...
Página 146
... troops : protection to Filipino shipping and the free navigation of their vessels ; and restitution to Aguinaldo's forces of all positions then occupied by them in the event that the United States should return the Philippines to Spain ...
... troops : protection to Filipino shipping and the free navigation of their vessels ; and restitution to Aguinaldo's forces of all positions then occupied by them in the event that the United States should return the Philippines to Spain ...
Página 150
Dean Conant Worcester. On September 9 American troops made a reconnaissance through the fields at Sampaloc . Aguinaldo thereupon instructed General Garcia to place troops in front of the American position , to order them to leave , and ...
Dean Conant Worcester. On September 9 American troops made a reconnaissance through the fields at Sampaloc . Aguinaldo thereupon instructed General Garcia to place troops in front of the American position , to order them to leave , and ...
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THE PHILIPPINES PAST AND PRESENT | 7 |
SLAVERY AND PEONAGE | 58 |
INSURGENT COÖPERATION | 118 |
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