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No steps have been taken to introduce the reforms, more than 3,000 insurgents who had been deported to Fernando Po and other places are still in confinement, and Aguinaldo is now using the money to carry orj the operations of the present insur- rection.
On the 34th day of. April Aguinaldo met the United States Consul and others at Singapore and offered to begin a new insurrection in conjunction with the opera- tions of the United States navy at Manila. This was telegraphed to Admiral Dewey and,... by his consent, or, at his request, Aguinaldo left Singapore for Hongkong on April 26th, and, when the McCullough went to Hongkong early in May to carry the news of Admiral Dewey's victory, it took Aguinaldo and seventeen other revolu- tionary chiefs on board and-brought them to Manila Bay. They soon after landed at "Cavite, and the Admiral allowed them to take such guns, ammunition and stores as Jie did not require for himself.. With these and some other arms which he had l>rought from Hongkong Aguinaldo armed his followers, who rapidly assembled at •Cavite and, in a few weeks, he began moving against the Spaniards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No steps have been taken to introduce the reforms, more than 3,000 insurgents who had been deported to Fernando Po and other places are still in confinement, and Aguinaldo is now using the money to carry orj the operations of the present insur- rection.
On the 34th day of. April Aguinaldo met the United States Consul and others at Singapore and offered to begin a new insurrection in conjunction with the opera- tions of the United States navy at Manila. This was telegraphed to Admiral Dewey and,... by his consent, or, at his request, Aguinaldo left Singapore for Hongkong on April 26th, and, when the McCullough went to Hongkong early in May to carry the news of Admiral Dewey's victory, it took Aguinaldo and seventeen other revolu- tionary chiefs on board and-brought them to Manila Bay. They soon after landed at "Cavite, and the Admiral allowed them to take such guns, ammunition and stores as Jie did not require for himself.. With these and some other arms which he had l>rought from Hongkong Aguinaldo armed his followers, who rapidly assembled at •Cavite and, in a few weeks, he began moving against the Spaniards.
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