The Military and Colonial Policy of the United States: Addresses and ReportsAMS Press, 1970 - 502 páginas |
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... capture Manila — not to capture Manila , but to hold Manila when it was captured- - and during that time the Filipino leaders were gathering their THE AMERICAN SOLDIER 5.
... capture Manila — not to capture Manila , but to hold Manila when it was captured- - and during that time the Filipino leaders were gathering their THE AMERICAN SOLDIER 5.
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... capture of many of the leading insurgents , and in the capture and destruction of large quantities of arms ... captured all the fortified posts of the insurgents , took possession of the line of communication , which has ever ...
... capture of many of the leading insurgents , and in the capture and destruction of large quantities of arms ... captured all the fortified posts of the insurgents , took possession of the line of communication , which has ever ...
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... captured , or dispersed the insurgent force in that part of the island . In the course of this movement was sustained the irremediable loss of General Lawton , who was shot and instantly killed while too fear- lessly exposing his person ...
... captured , or dispersed the insurgent force in that part of the island . In the course of this movement was sustained the irremediable loss of General Lawton , who was shot and instantly killed while too fear- lessly exposing his person ...
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THE AMERICAN SOLDIER | 3 |
THE CHARACTER AND OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN ARMY | 15 |
THE UNITED STATES AND THE PHILIPPINES IN 1900 | 27 |
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