The Philippine Islands
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of course, unwilling to furnish them, — they were finally com- pelled to give up the siege.
As they retreated, the Spaniards, constantly reinforced by bands of natives, pursued them, killing thousands on the way.
They were then finally driven into the interior, where the same fate awaited them — of whom not less than 24,000 were killed and taken prisoners.
In 1639 some Chinese traders, in the town of Calamba, La- guna province, exasperated beyond endurance by the insults and outrages heaped upo...n them by the Spanish Governor, killed this official and one or two of his subordinates, and flew to open rebellion. The Chinese all over the colony joined the rebels, and it is estimated that not less than 30,000 Chinese were under arms. This lasted nearly a year, and resulted in the surrender of the Chinese ; most of whom, however, were spared.
In 1660 there was another rising and a massacre. The Chinese, nevertheless, were still allowed to remain. They were so important a part of the commercial life of the province they could not long be spared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of course, unwilling to furnish them, — they were finally com- pelled to give up the siege.
As they retreated, the Spaniards, constantly reinforced by bands of natives, pursued them, killing thousands on the way.
They were then finally driven into the interior, where the same fate awaited them — of whom not less than 24,000 were killed and taken prisoners.
In 1639 some Chinese traders, in the town of Calamba, La- guna province, exasperated beyond endurance by the insults and outrages heaped upo...n them by the Spanish Governor, killed this official and one or two of his subordinates, and flew to open rebellion. The Chinese all over the colony joined the rebels, and it is estimated that not less than 30,000 Chinese were under arms. This lasted nearly a year, and resulted in the surrender of the Chinese ; most of whom, however, were spared.
In 1660 there was another rising and a massacre. The Chinese, nevertheless, were still allowed to remain. They were so important a part of the commercial life of the province they could not long be spared.
What to read after The Philippine Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lala, Ramon Reyes to read onlineMoreLess
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