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    The document summarizes the Philippine declaration of independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. It mentions the abuses and inequalities the Filipino people suffered under Spanish colonial rule, such as arbitrary arrests, harsh treatment, and deportations without fair trials. The declaration of independence was a significant event that marked the end of 333 years of Spanish colonization in the Philippines.

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    The document summarizes the Philippine declaration of independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. It mentions the abuses and inequalities the Filipino people suffered under Spanish colonial rule, such as arbitrary arrests, harsh treatment, and deportations without fair trials. The declaration of independence was a significant event that marked the end of 333 years of Spanish colonization in the Philippines.

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    The document summarizes the Philippine declaration of independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. It mentions the abuses and inequalities the Filipino people suffered under Spanish colonial rule, such as arbitrary arrests, harsh treatment, and deportations without fair trials. The declaration of independence was a significant event that marked the end of 333 years of Spanish colonization in the Philippines.

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    Reading The Proclamation of The Philippine Independence: This Study Resource Was Shared Via

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    The document summarizes the Philippine declaration of independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. It mentions the abuses and inequalities the Filipino people suffered under Spanish colonial rule, such as arbitrary arrests, harsh treatment, and deportations without fair trials. The declaration of independence was a significant event that marked the end of 333 years of Spanish colonization in the Philippines.

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