Note 72 — Chapter III · Insurgent “Coöperation”
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On the following morning the Insurgents actually made an independent attack of their own, as planned.72 It promptly led to trouble with the Americans, and at 8 A.M. Aguinaldo received a telegram from General Anderson sternly warning him not to let his troops enter Manila without the consent of the American commander on the south side of the Pasig River.73