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... Osmeña continued to be Speaker of the House , while Manuel L. Quezon who , together with Osmeña , worked for the passage of the Jones Law , was elected Senator and then President of the Senate . The Philippine Legislature under the ...
... Osmeña continued to be Speaker of the House , while Manuel L. Quezon who , together with Osmeña , worked for the passage of the Jones Law , was elected Senator and then President of the Senate . The Philippine Legislature under the ...
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... Osmeña . William H. Taft , then Secretary of War of the United States , described Osmeña as the Number 2 man in the government , second only to the governor - general . Osmeña wielded vast powers . When Quezon became President of the ...
... Osmeña . William H. Taft , then Secretary of War of the United States , described Osmeña as the Number 2 man in the government , second only to the governor - general . Osmeña wielded vast powers . When Quezon became President of the ...
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... Osmeña and Quezon was clarified : unipersona- lista leadership against colectivista leadership . Quezon's group won more seats than Osmeña's group . Even so , Osmeña was elected to the Senate . On the other hand , Manuel A. Roxas was ...
... Osmeña and Quezon was clarified : unipersona- lista leadership against colectivista leadership . Quezon's group won more seats than Osmeña's group . Even so , Osmeña was elected to the Senate . On the other hand , Manuel A. Roxas was ...
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Preface | 12 |
VII | 79 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF FILIPINO NATIONALISM | 91 |
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