The Other Man's Country; An Appeal to Conscience
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We could gather much that would be of the greatest value relating to the acts of Spanish governors, con- cerning the causes of past rebellions, and especially the alleged overruling by the friars of the plans which some of the most enlightened and humane of the governors tried to carry out for the benefit of the natives. The world would learn just why Governor-Gen- eral Don Emilio Despujols, Conde de Caspe, was not permitted to carry out the important reforms in which he was engaged ; why that ...system of exact justice towards ecclesiastics, Spaniards, and Filipinos which he instituted was interrupted ; and why he was recalled by the Spanish Government. We should ascertain why the humane Blanco was superseded by the cruel Polavieja, and why Jose Eizal, and many more like him, were executed ; in fine, such a judicial inquiry as this would summon all hidden or disputed 170 THE OTHER MAN'S COUNTRY, facts into the light for consideration and judgment. What better means could be adopted to conserve for the future benefit of the people of the Philippine Islands all of true religion, useful knowledge, and humanizing in- fluences of which the monastic orders are possessed?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We could gather much that would be of the greatest value relating to the acts of Spanish governors, con- cerning the causes of past rebellions, and especially the alleged overruling by the friars of the plans which some of the most enlightened and humane of the governors tried to carry out for the benefit of the natives. The world would learn just why Governor-Gen- eral Don Emilio Despujols, Conde de Caspe, was not permitted to carry out the important reforms in which he was engaged ; why that ...system of exact justice towards ecclesiastics, Spaniards, and Filipinos which he instituted was interrupted ; and why he was recalled by the Spanish Government. We should ascertain why the humane Blanco was superseded by the cruel Polavieja, and why Jose Eizal, and many more like him, were executed ; in fine, such a judicial inquiry as this would summon all hidden or disputed 170 THE OTHER MAN'S COUNTRY, facts into the light for consideration and judgment. What better means could be adopted to conserve for the future benefit of the people of the Philippine Islands all of true religion, useful knowledge, and humanizing in- fluences of which the monastic orders are possessed?
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