The Division encamps at San Nicolas--Work of the native Engineer soldiers--The division marches to Salitran--Second action at Anabo II.--Crispulo Aguinaldo killed--Storming the entrenchments of Anabo I.--Burning of Imus by the rebels-- Proclamation by General Polavieja--Occupation of Bacoor-- Difficult march of the division--San Antonio taken by assault --Division in action with all its artillery--Capture of Noveleta--San Francisco taken by assault--Heavy loss of the Tagals--Losses of the division--The division broken up-- Monteverde's book--Polaveija returns to Spain--Primo de Rivera arrives to take his place--General Monet's butcheries--The pact of Biak-na-Bato--The 74th Regiment joins the insurgents--The massacre of the Calle Camba--Amnesty for torturers--Torture in other countries 97-108 Chapter XII. The Americans in the Philippines. Manila Bay--The naval battle of Cavite--General Aguinaldo-- Progress of the Tagals--The Tagal Republic--Who were the aggressors?--Requisites for a settlement--Scenes of drunkenness--The estates of the religious orders to be restored--Slow progress of the campaign--Colonel Funston's gallant exploits--Colonel Stotsenburg's heroic death-- General Antonio Luna's gallant rally of his troops at Macabebe--Reports manipulated--Imaginary hills and jungles --Want of co-operation between Army and Navy--Advice of Sir Andrew Clarke--Naval officers as administrators--Mr. Whitelaw Reid's denunciations--Senator Hoar's opinion--Mr. McKinley's speech at Pittsburgh--The false prophets of the Philippines--Tagal opinion of American Rule--Señor Mabini's manifesto--Don Macario Adriatico's letter--Foreman's prophecy--The administration misled--Racial antipathy--The curse of the Redskins--The recall of General Otis--McArthur calls for reinforcements--Sixty-five thousand men and forty ships of war--State of the islands--Aguinaldo on the Taft Commission 109-123 Chapter XIII. Native Admiration for America. Their fears of a corrupt government--The islands might be an earthly paradise--Wanted, the man--Rajah Brooke--Sir Andrew Clarke--Hugh Clifford--John Nicholson--Charles Gordon--Evelyn Baring--Mistakes of the Peace Commission-- Government should be a Protectorate--Fighting men should be made governors--What might have been--The Malay race-- Senator Hoar's speech--Four years' slaughter of the Tagals 124-128 RESOURCES OF THE PHILIPPINES. Chapter XIV. Resources of the Philippines.