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Philippine Revolutionaries Correspondence, Documents, and Photograph, July 14, 1898-September 29, 1899.

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Box 3, Folder 12
Abstract:
Includes a photograph of a man labelled as "Aguinaldo's Adj[utant]-Gen[eral]." A note scrawled by Gen. Artemio Ricarte Vibora to Mariano Trías on one of Ricarte's cards recommending José Pilar as clerk, "8/1/99." A note by Adriano Hernández dated December 28, 1898, to the War Commissioner/Commissar(?) of the Northern Military Zone sending a service record [NB: not present]. A note by General Pío del Pilar dated July [14?], 1898, in [Manila?] to someone he calls his "dear mother" (though he signs this off with a highly formal "Q[ue] S[us] M[anos] B[esa]" salutation unusual for immediate relatives, and the recipient, seemingly named Sur Consuelo, does not share Pío's mother's name of Antonia Castañeda-- it could be to his mother-in-law, an abbess, etc.). A brief correspondence between Miguel de los Santos and Mariano Trías, September 28-29, 1899, concerning Miguel de los Santos's military career. Also includes two partial 2-cent red revolutionary stamps issued by Philippines Post (Correas Filipinas). Philippine Liberation Army. Partial geographical list: Philippines, Northern Military Zone (Philippines), Santa Ana (Cagayan, Philippines), San Francisco (Cebu, Philippines).
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5 items

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