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[446] Taylor, 96 AJ.
[447] _Ibid._
[448] Taylor, 97 AJ.
[449] Taylor, 97 AJ.
[450] _Ibid._
[451] Nominally they were named by Aguinaldo.
[452] Report of the Philippine Commission to the President, Vol. I,
1900, p. 9.
[453] Now chief justice of the Philippine Supreme Court.
[454] Blount, p. 235.
[455] Blount, p. 105.
[456] Report Philippine Commission, Vol. I, p. 183.
[457] P. 981.
[458] September 15, 1913.
[459] The building where the executive offices of the insular
government have been located since the American occupation.
[460] Taylor, 18 HS.
[461] This name is applied to certain provinces organized
under special acts because the majority of their inhabitants are
non-Christians.
[462] Tayabas, Romblon, Masbate, Iloilo, Antique, Capiz, Cebu, Bohol,
Occidental Negros, Oriental Negros, Leyte, Albay, Ambos, Camarines,
Sorsogon, Marinduque, Batangas, Surigao, and Misamis.
[463] Obviously a misprint, perhaps, for "perusal of."
[464] Blount, p. 380.
[465] For further details see pp. 746; 753.
[466] A native surf boat.
[467] See Chapters XXI-XXIV.
[468] Chap. XV.
[469] Chap. XIV.
[470] Chap. XVI.
[471] Chap. XVII.
[472] Chap. XVIII.
[473] See Chapter XIX.
[474] Chap.
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