The Mckinley And Roosevelt Administration, 1897-1909
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H. Taft, Recollections, 267.
* The American Occupation of the Philippines, Blount, 600. In his report of Dec. 1, 1902, Root wrote : "Since the ending of the insurrec- tion and the complete estabUshment of civil government in the Philip- pines, it has been possible to make a farther reduction of the Army and on October 24, 1902, an order was made reducing the enlisted strength to 69,866. . . . The effect of carrying out this order wiU be to bring the American troops stationed in the Philippines ...down to an enlisted strength of 13,480." In his report of Dec. 7, 1903, he said, "The American troops, in the Philippines consisted of 843 officers and 14,667 enUsted men. . . .
The number can still further be reduced." I have assumed that the numi ber was reduced to 12,000 as Blount was very unfriendly to the American administration.
Ch. VII.] CAMERON FORBES'S OPINION 213 would be better that chance had not thrown the Filipino people under our guidance and protection." ' And dur- ing May, 1907, in a speech at St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Taft, Recollections, 267.
* The American Occupation of the Philippines, Blount, 600. In his report of Dec. 1, 1902, Root wrote : "Since the ending of the insurrec- tion and the complete estabUshment of civil government in the Philip- pines, it has been possible to make a farther reduction of the Army and on October 24, 1902, an order was made reducing the enlisted strength to 69,866. . . . The effect of carrying out this order wiU be to bring the American troops stationed in the Philippines ...down to an enlisted strength of 13,480." In his report of Dec. 7, 1903, he said, "The American troops, in the Philippines consisted of 843 officers and 14,667 enUsted men. . . .
The number can still further be reduced." I have assumed that the numi ber was reduced to 12,000 as Blount was very unfriendly to the American administration.
Ch. VII.] CAMERON FORBES'S OPINION 213 would be better that chance had not thrown the Filipino people under our guidance and protection." ' And dur- ing May, 1907, in a speech at St.
What to read after The Mckinley And Roosevelt Administration, 1897-1909?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhodes James Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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