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Manila was dependent on the Chinese for almost all its trade and services. It was the importance of Chinese labor and trade that Fr. Hernando delos Rios Coronel advised the Spanish Crown to accord fair treatment to the Chinese. Every time the Chinese were massacred or expelled, the colony experienced the pangs of economic depression.
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