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- Second Battle of Manila
- Combat in Manila Suburbs
- Americans pursue Aguinaldo
- Stalling Moro Resistance
- The War Rages, 1899
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- Capture of Aguinaldo, 1901
- Collapse, 1901
- Balangiga Massacre, 1901
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ReplyDelete"I want no prisoners. I wish you to kill and burn, the more you kill and burn the better it will please me. I want all persons killed who are capable of bearing arms in actual hostilities against the United States.” General Jacob H. Smith said.
Since it was a popular belief among the Americans serving in the Philippines that native males were born with bolos in their hands, Major Littleton "Tony" Waller asked "I would like to know the limit of age to respect, sir?."
"Ten years," Smith said.
"Persons of ten years and older are those designated as being capable of bearing arms?"
"Yes." Smith confirmed his instructions a second time.