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 | | VIRATA: Well, Aguinaldo was, ah, born in, ah, Cavite, Kawite, Cavite, and, ah, he was, ah, born to a, ah, family that, ah, had exercised leadership within the community. |
 | | VIRATA: Well, I -- probably at that stage, ah, he was more concerned already about, ah, the, ah, the revolutionary forces because they were always on the retreat and the superiority of the American forces were really great, that he was fighting for his life already. |
 | | VIRATA: Well, ah, I think, ah, he believed that because, ah, the United States was more for education and, ah, that was really badly needed by the Filipinos because the educational system set up by the Spaniards really educated very few. |
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