The Americans in the Philippines a History of the Conquest And First Years of O
The Americans in the Philippines a History of the Conquest And First Years of O
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A very poor translation of it, wherein also the entire 3400, 000 yet to be paid was demanded by Artacho and his associates, is given in Senate Document 208, 5Gth Cong, 1st Seas. , part 2, pp. 2-3.
REVOLT AGAINST SPAIN 137 and to aid the families which had been ruined by the war • for the widows ; for those who suffered an embargo of prop- erty. " Artacho afterward went to Hongkong and began suit against Aguinaldo for the division of the money, and it was in order to avoid attachment that the la...tter made a sudden trip to Singapore. This suit was afterward compromised, the sum paid to Artacho being, it is said, $5000. There is noth- ing positive to disprove the assertion of Aguinaldo that the money was to be kept undivided and used to renew the war against Spain if the desired reforms were not granted. There are, however, some indications that Aguinaldo was plannino- to go to Europe when the war between Spain and the United States broke out ; and his positive claim that the friars were to be expelled and political reforms granted, this being Primo de Rivera's verbal promise, " upon his honor as a gentleman and a soldier, " is to be termed a deliberate misstatement, un- less Paterno led Aguinaldo to believe this, in order to close the negotiations.^ Some mystery seems to surround the ques- tion of how much money actually was paid over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A very poor translation of it, wherein also the entire 3400, 000 yet to be paid was demanded by Artacho and his associates, is given in Senate Document 208, 5Gth Cong, 1st Seas. , part 2, pp. 2-3.
REVOLT AGAINST SPAIN 137 and to aid the families which had been ruined by the war • for the widows ; for those who suffered an embargo of prop- erty. " Artacho afterward went to Hongkong and began suit against Aguinaldo for the division of the money, and it was in order to avoid attachment that the la...tter made a sudden trip to Singapore. This suit was afterward compromised, the sum paid to Artacho being, it is said, $5000. There is noth- ing positive to disprove the assertion of Aguinaldo that the money was to be kept undivided and used to renew the war against Spain if the desired reforms were not granted. There are, however, some indications that Aguinaldo was plannino- to go to Europe when the war between Spain and the United States broke out ; and his positive claim that the friars were to be expelled and political reforms granted, this being Primo de Rivera's verbal promise, " upon his honor as a gentleman and a soldier, " is to be termed a deliberate misstatement, un- less Paterno led Aguinaldo to believe this, in order to close the negotiations.^ Some mystery seems to surround the ques- tion of how much money actually was paid over.
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