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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 - Volume 40 of 55, 1690-1691

Note 140 — San Agustin’s Letter on the Filipinos

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63. Inasmuch as any sort of complaint is received, without subjecting the accuser to a penalty in case that he cannot prove his allegations140—as ought to be the case, and according to the orders of the Mexican Council—no one’s honor is safe. For, if they prove their accusations, they are the gainers, while if they do not prove them they return home as cool as ever, for they always go to gain and never to lose.141

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