Library of American History volume 4
Library of American History volume 4
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' " The necessity for haste was due to the fact that the squadron had been notified by the Hong Kong government to leave those waters by the following day. The squadron left Hong Kong on the morning of the 25th, and MirsBay on the 27th. Aguinaldo did not leave Singapore until the 26th, and so did not arrive in Hong Kong in time to have a conference with the admiral.
" It had been reported to the commodore as early as March i by the United States Consul at Manila, and others, that the Filipinos ...had broken out into insurrection against the Spanish authority in the vicinity of Manila, and on March 30 Mr. Williams had telegraphed : ' Five thou- sand rebels armed in camp near city. Loyal to us in case of war. ' " Upon the arrival of the squadron at Manila it was found that there was no insurrection to speak of, and it was accordingly decided to allow Aguinaldo to come to Cavit^ on board the McCullocJi. He arrived with thirteen of his staff on May 19, and immediately came on board the Olyjiipia to call on the commander-in-chief, after which he was allowed to land at Cavite and organize an army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " The necessity for haste was due to the fact that the squadron had been notified by the Hong Kong government to leave those waters by the following day. The squadron left Hong Kong on the morning of the 25th, and MirsBay on the 27th. Aguinaldo did not leave Singapore until the 26th, and so did not arrive in Hong Kong in time to have a conference with the admiral.
" It had been reported to the commodore as early as March i by the United States Consul at Manila, and others, that the Filipinos ...had broken out into insurrection against the Spanish authority in the vicinity of Manila, and on March 30 Mr. Williams had telegraphed : ' Five thou- sand rebels armed in camp near city. Loyal to us in case of war. ' " Upon the arrival of the squadron at Manila it was found that there was no insurrection to speak of, and it was accordingly decided to allow Aguinaldo to come to Cavit^ on board the McCullocJi. He arrived with thirteen of his staff on May 19, and immediately came on board the Olyjiipia to call on the commander-in-chief, after which he was allowed to land at Cavite and organize an army.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W James William Buel to read onlineMoreLess
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