Campaigning in the Philippines

This book tells the story of the Philippine-American War through the eyes of an American soldier who fought in it. It offers a unique insight into the military tactics and political ideologies that characterized the conflict and sheds light on the attitudes of both the invading Americans and the indigenous Filipinos. Historical and military enthusiasts alike will find it a fascinating read.

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