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The Archbishop-Governor made this surprise initial attack with the thought that he would soon have reinforcement. It was in the previous day (September 28) that he chose Father Miguel Branas, USA, to lead the Filipino troops from San Fernando through Bangcusay on the way to Manila.


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TODAY IN THE PAST

By Samson Lucero | October 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Today, October 3, 1603, the first Chinese revolt was quickly suppressed after many Filipinos from Quiapo and Tondo are killed. Manila was dependent on the Chinese for almost all its trade and services. It was the...

Freeman Opinion

TODAY IN THE PAST

By Samson Lucero | September 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Today, September 29, 1762, Governor Rojo personally commands a surprise attack by 500 Filipinos and a number of Spanish residents on the British. The Archbishop-Governor made this surprise initial attack with the...

Freeman Opinion