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Hero or heel? Historians weigh in on Emilio Aguinaldo | Lifestyle.INQ | Lifestyle.INQ

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Emilio Aguinaldo under American and Japanese Rule: Submission for Independence?

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Warfare by Pulong: Bonifacio, Aguinaldo, and the Philippine Revolution Against Spain

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An Essay on the Bonifacio-Aguinaldo Schism as Manifestation of National Disunity

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Knowledge and pacification : on the U.S. conquest and the writing of Philippine history

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Heneral Luna: Appreciation and Reservation

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As Our Might Grows Less: The Philippine-American War in Context

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The nexus of nationalism and internationalism: the journey of a “diplomat” after the galleons

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Philippine Insurgent Records – National Library of the Philippines

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Philippine Insurgent Records, 1896-1901; with Associated Records of the U.S. War Department, 1900-1906. 643 rolls

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Philippine Revolutionary Papers, 1898-1900

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Emilio Aguinaldo under American and Japanese Rule: Submission for Independence?

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Cavite Studies Center’s Communication on their Construction/ Reconstruction of Emilio Aguinaldo as A Philippine National Hero

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Emilio Aguinaldo

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(PDF) The apex of Filipino nationalist school of history: Teodoro Agoncillo, Renato Constantino, and Horacio de la Costa S.J. revisited, 1956-1972

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Philippine Historiography: Issues and Trends

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The Philippines doesn’t have an official 'National Hero' | Lifestyle.INQ | Lifestyle.INQ

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Why the Philippines Doesn’t Have (an) Official National Hero/es and who deserves it more? | History Forum

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In search of Filipino identity: Freedom's fighters and poets

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Emilio Aguinaldo under American and Japanese Rule Submission for Independence? on JSTOR

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https://archium.ateneo.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4071&context=phstudies

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Emilio Aguinaldo Under American and Japanese Rule: Submission For Independence? | PDF | Philippines | Douglas Mac Arthur

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The Supremo replied that from the rank and file to the highest levels, the Katipunan was united in its respect for universal brotherhood and equality of men. It was risking bloodshed and life itself for the presidency, he should be proclaimed vice-president of the government of the Philippine Republic. When nobody signified approval or disapproval of the proposal, the presiding officer, the Supremo Bonifacio, ruled that the election be continued. For vice-president, Mr. Mariano Trias won over Mr. Mariano Alvarez and the Supreme Bonifacio. General Vibora was elected captain over General Apoy. General Vibora demurred, saying that he had neither the ability nor the right to assume the new position. But General Apoy cut short his objections by saying that he personally vouched for General Vibora's competence and right to occupy the position to which he was elected. General Apoy's endorsement was greeted with shouts of "Long live the newly elected captain general!"

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Biak na Bato Republic | Pact of Biak na Bato

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File:Emilio Aguinaldo ca. 1919 (Restored).jpg - Wikimedia Commons

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