Aguinaldo : a Narrative of Filipino Ambitions
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The opinion of General Luna at this period sheds some light upon the situation, and shows clearly his position. As Luna was the real mili- tary leader of the Insurgents, and controlled the largest part of the army, his influence and domi- nation was supreme, and, even presuming Agui- naldo and Patemo sincere in their desires for INFLUENCE OF LUNA 269 peace, it is doubtful if they could have turned the tide of Luna's influence. Simultaneously with the conferences of Aguinaldo's emissaries in Man...ila, Luna caused to be published and dis- tributed his policy and views of the situation.
The document is, therefore, important, showing the split in the revolutionary ranks, and confirm- ing, as it does, the opinion of the American com- mission that the Aguinaldo and Paterno faction was not in position to compel the Insurgents to lay down arms, even had they desired peace at that price. Luna's article is dated May 20, and in part is as follows : — " The Filipino people want independence, and I will sustain the cause of my country until the last resource is exhausted, thus fulfilling the oath I made to the flag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The opinion of General Luna at this period sheds some light upon the situation, and shows clearly his position. As Luna was the real mili- tary leader of the Insurgents, and controlled the largest part of the army, his influence and domi- nation was supreme, and, even presuming Agui- naldo and Patemo sincere in their desires for INFLUENCE OF LUNA 269 peace, it is doubtful if they could have turned the tide of Luna's influence. Simultaneously with the conferences of Aguinaldo's emissaries in Man...ila, Luna caused to be published and dis- tributed his policy and views of the situation.
The document is, therefore, important, showing the split in the revolutionary ranks, and confirm- ing, as it does, the opinion of the American com- mission that the Aguinaldo and Paterno faction was not in position to compel the Insurgents to lay down arms, even had they desired peace at that price. Luna's article is dated May 20, and in part is as follows : — " The Filipino people want independence, and I will sustain the cause of my country until the last resource is exhausted, thus fulfilling the oath I made to the flag.
What to read after Aguinaldo : a Narrative of Filipino Ambitions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Wildman to read onlineMoreLess
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