Introduction to Filipino HistoryRadiant Star Pub., 1974 - 308 páginas |
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... tion of the United States to exercise the sovereignty over the entire Philippines . This means that the Philippines would be a colony of the United States . At the same time , the proclamation ordered the American military commanders in ...
... tion of the United States to exercise the sovereignty over the entire Philippines . This means that the Philippines would be a colony of the United States . At the same time , the proclamation ordered the American military commanders in ...
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... tion hour . Interpellations shall not be limited to the written questions , but may co- ver matters related thereto . The agenda shall specify the subjects of the question hour . When the security of the State so requires and the Prime ...
... tion hour . Interpellations shall not be limited to the written questions , but may co- ver matters related thereto . The agenda shall specify the subjects of the question hour . When the security of the State so requires and the Prime ...
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... tion cases may be heard and decided by divisions , except contests involving Members of the National Assembly ... tion period for the purpose of ensuring free , orderly , and honest elections . SEC . 6. Unless otherwise fixed by the ...
... tion cases may be heard and decided by divisions , except contests involving Members of the National Assembly ... tion period for the purpose of ensuring free , orderly , and honest elections . SEC . 6. Unless otherwise fixed by the ...
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