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Realizing the grave situation, Archbishop Rojo called a council of war to discuss the course of action that should be followed. 


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ARCHBISHOP MANUEL ANTONIO ROJO

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Today in the Past

By Samsun Lucero | October 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Today, October 5, 1762, Archbishop Manuel Antonio Rojo, acting governor-general, surrenders the city of Manila to the British invaders in order to end the slaughter of soldiers and civilians. Realizing the grave...

Freeman Opinion