The Truth About the Philippines: From Official Records And Authentic Sources ...
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. In the evening, after the fighting had been raging for hours, there came a cessa- tion, and when darkness fell the region of the conflict |, was silent and peaceful., j "The following day we! called on Aguinaldo at his bead- ^ |, (]uarters in Cavite. There was nothing in his manner to indicate that his troops had suffered an overwhelming 1 reverse. He greeted us with the emotionless courtesy $0 ^ characteristic of him and calmly informed us through j^i his aid-de-camp, Mr. Leyba, that his sol...diers had de- h Digitized by ,y Google 220 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES.
feated the Spaniards and had captured the bridge over the Zapote nver. He had not yet received full reports, but he had heard unofficially that his army had suffered a very slight loss, while the Spaniards had suffered heav- ily. This news was almost incredible to those of us who had seen what an undisciplined, motley crowd of natives composed what he called his army and we were inclined to doubt his claim to victory. Nevertheless we felt a re- lief and pleasure in hearing that our friends had beaten our enemies, the Spaniards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. In the evening, after the fighting had been raging for hours, there came a cessa- tion, and when darkness fell the region of the conflict |, was silent and peaceful., j "The following day we! called on Aguinaldo at his bead- ^ |, (]uarters in Cavite. There was nothing in his manner to indicate that his troops had suffered an overwhelming 1 reverse. He greeted us with the emotionless courtesy $0 ^ characteristic of him and calmly informed us through j^i his aid-de-camp, Mr. Leyba, that his sol...diers had de- h Digitized by ,y Google 220 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES.
feated the Spaniards and had captured the bridge over the Zapote nver. He had not yet received full reports, but he had heard unofficially that his army had suffered a very slight loss, while the Spaniards had suffered heav- ily. This news was almost incredible to those of us who had seen what an undisciplined, motley crowd of natives composed what he called his army and we were inclined to doubt his claim to victory. Nevertheless we felt a re- lief and pleasure in hearing that our friends had beaten our enemies, the Spaniards.
What to read after The Truth About the Philippines: From Official Records And Authentic Sources ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hooker Van Meter to read onlineMoreLess
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