Note 4 — INSURRECTIONS BY FILIPINOS IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY (continued 2)
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“The insurgents fled to the mountain, where for four days our men pursued them, slaying all that they encountered. They found many persons who had died for lack of food, as they had made but scanty provision of it, confiding in the promises of the demon, who had promised them that he would change the leaves on the trees into rice.” (Diaz, p. 134.) ↑