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superficial peace came at the price of tolerating a certain amount of lawlessness. Constabulary forces in pursuit of Moro fugitives often found themselves forced to abandon their chase after the fugitives took refuge at their home cottas. The constabulary forces were outnumbered, and a much larger (and disruptive) expedition would have been required to dislodge the fugitives from their hiding place. However, this period also demonstrated the success of new aggressive American tactics. According to Rear Admiral D. P. Mannix, who fought the Moros as a young lieutenant from 1907 to 1908, the Americans exploited Muslim taboos by wrapping dead Moros in pig's skin and "stuffing mouth with pork", thereby deterring the Moros from continuing with their suicide attacks.
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Moros have never asked more than that, it is not surprising, that they refused all overtures made, by Aguinaldo's agents, at the time of the Filipino insurrection. President McKinley sent a personal letter of thanks to Mr. Straus for the excellent work he had done, and said, its accomplishment had saved the United States at least twenty thousand troops in the field. If the reader will pause to consider what this means in men and also the millions in money, he will appreciate this wonderful piece of diplomacy, in averting a holy war.
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change in leadership but a change in regime, and was a traumatic experience. Rotation within the military meant that each military governor could serve only for a limited time, and civil governors were needed in order to provide for a lengthy tenure in office. Until 1911, every district governor and secretary had been a military officer. By 1913, Pershing was the only military officer to hold a civil office.
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district governors and their deputies, were held by members of the American military. The governor of the province served as the commander of the Department of Mindanao-Jolo. This system of combined civil and military administration had several motivations behind it. One was the continued Moro hostilities. Another was the Army's experience during the Indian Wars when it came into conflict with the civilian
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in 1937; the film was released in 1939. It was based on a 1937 novel of the same name by Charles L. Clifford, a pen name of Hurley's. The film served as American military propaganda, portraying the US Army as brave defenders of the local population being terrorised by the Moros, whom the film depicts
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Arrows, bayonets, guns, and kalises were used in often suicidal attacks by the Moros during their war with the Americans. Suicide attacks became more popular among Moros due to the overwhelming firepower of the Americans in conventional battles. Moro women took part in the resistance at the Battle of
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juramentado attacks were materially reduced in number by a practice the army had already adopted, one that the Mohammadans held in abhorrence. The bodies were publicly buried in the same grave with a dead pig. It was not pleasant to have to take such measures but the prospect of going to hell instead
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An educational system was established. By June 1904, there were 50 schools with an average enrollment of 30 students each. Because of difficulties in getting teachers that spoke native languages, classes were conducted in English after initial training in that language. Many Moros were suspicious of
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Private land ownership was introduced, in order to help the Moros transition to a more individualistic society from their traditional tribal society. Each family was given 40 acres (16 ha) of land, with datus given additional land in accordance with their status. Land sales had to be approved by the
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On Wood's recommendation, the United States unilaterally abrogated the Kiram–Bates Treaty, citing continuing piracy and attacks on American personnel. The Sultan of Sulu was demoted to a purely religious office, with no more power than any other datu, and was provided with a small salary. The United
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replaced Kobbe as the commander of the Department of Mindanao-Jolo. Davis adopted a conciliatory policy towards the Moros. American forces under his command had standing orders to buy Moro produce when possible and to have "heralds of amity" precede all scouting expeditions. Peaceful Moros would not
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After the American government informed the Moros that they would continue the old colonial protectorate relationship that they had with Spain, the Moro Sulu Sultan rejected this and demanded that a new treaty be negotiated. The United States signed the Kiram–Bates Treaty with the Moro Sulu Sultanate
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was appointed Governor-General of the Philippines, and relieved Pershing of his position as governor of the Moro Province, replacing him with Frank Carpenter, a civilian official. In March 1915, Carpenter came to an agreement with Sultan Jamalul Kiram, in which Kiram agreed to relinquish all claims
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Slavery was abolished. Slave trading and raiding were repressed, but slaves were left with their owners. Wood announced that slaves were "at liberty to go and build homes for themselves wherever they like," and pledged the military's protection for any former slaves that did so. Similar actions had
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battle over his appointment to the rank of major general, which was finally confirmed on March 19, 1904. This drove him to seek military laurels in order to shore up his lack of field experience, sometimes leading the Provincial army on punitive expeditions over minor incidents that would have been
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In addition to the executive branch, under the governor, the province also had a legislative branch: the Moro Council. This Council "consisted of the governor, a state attorney, a secretary, a treasurer, a superintendent of schools, and an engineer." Although the governor appointed all of the other
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issued a proclamation declaring an end to the Philippine Insurrection and a cessation of hostilities in the Philippines "except in the country inhabited by the Moro tribes, to which this proclamation does not apply." Later that month, Davis was promoted and replaced Chaffee as the supreme commander
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Abdul Hamid wrote the letter, which was sent to Mecca where two Sulu chiefs brought it home to Sulu. It was successful, and the "Sulu Mohammedans ... refused to join the insurrectionists and had placed themselves under the control of army, thereby recognizing American sovereignty." John P. Finley
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proved to be of no impediment since Moro juramentado warriors managed to surge directly through it even as it ripped at their flesh and even as they were shot repeatedly with bullets. The Moros used barongs to inflict injuries upon American soldiers. Moros under Jikiri managed to survive in a cave
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The American general Leonard Wood responsible for the massacre of 900 Moro children, women and men at Bud Dajo was congratulated for his actions by US President Theodore Roosevelt who said "I congratulate you and the officers and men of your command upon the brilliant feat of arms, wherein you and
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The Americans, unaware of a long history of internecine Moro feuding which could have moved one Moro group to attack American troops friendly with another group, sent an intermediary to open talks with a local group. Also unknown to the Americans, the leader of that group had a personal dislike of
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Leonard Wood (former Moro Province governor) disagreed with this plan, stating that the move was ill-timed and that the Moros would hide their best arms, turning in only their worst. Pershing waited until roads into the interior had been completed, so that government troops could protect disarmed
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was created, which included "all of the territory of the Philippines lying south of the eight parallel of latitude, excepting the island of Palawan and the eastern portion of the northwest peninsula of Mindanao." The province had a civil government, but many civil service positions, including the
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After due consideration of these facts, the Sultan, as Caliph caused a message to be sent to the Mohammedans of the Philippine Islands forbidding them to enter into any hostilities against the Americans, inasmuch as no interference with their religion would be allowed under American rule. As the
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By 1913, Pershing agreed that the Moro Province needed to transition to civil government. This was prompted by the Moro's personalistic approach to government, which was based on personal ties rather than a respect for an abstract office. To the Moros, a change of administration meant not just a
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to Marawi. Although never officially declared one, like Pershing, he was regarded as a Datu by the Moros. Because of the Lake Lanao Moros' very personalistic style of leadership, they had troubles seeing them as two officers in the same army. Instead, they saw them as two powerful chieftains who
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The expeditionary force built in Camp Vickers one mile south of Pandapatan, and Davis assigned Pershing to Baldwin's command as an intelligence officer and as director of Moro affairs. As director, 'Black Jack' Pershing had a veto over Baldwin's movements, which was an unstable arrangement. This
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Law enforcement in the Moro Province was difficult. Outlaws would go to ground at their home cottas, requiring an entire troop of police or soldiers to arrest them. There was always the danger of a full-fledged battle breaking out during such an arrest, and this led to many known outlaws going
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replaced General Wood as the commander of the Department of Mindanao-Jolo, and replaced him as governor of Moro Province sometime after the First Battle of Bud Dajo. Bliss' tenure is regarded as a "peace era", and Bliss launched no punitive expeditions during his term in office. However, this
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assumed his position as the governor of Moro Province and commander of the Department of Mindanao-Jolo. Wood was somewhat heavy-handed in his dealing with the Moros, being "personally offended by the Moro propensity for blood feuds, polygamy, and human trafficking" and with his "ethnocentrism
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The Moro Exchange system was retained and was supplemented by Industrial Trading Stations. These stations operated in the interior, where merchants seldom went, and bought any non-perishable goods the Moros wished to sell. The stations also sold goods to the Moros at fair prices, preventing
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was shot dozens of times before he was killer, however, other accounts suggest that he survived and was cared for by his relative, Panglima Bandahala ibn Sattiya Munoh, a trusted adviser and close family member of the Sultan. As a result, Americans elected to phase out the .38 caliber
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often took more than one year. Pershing expanded the jurisdiction of the local ward courts, which were presided over by the district governors and secretaries, to include most civil cases and all criminal cases except for capital offenses. The Court of First Instance became the
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had been left to Moro laws and customs, with Philippine laws only applying to disputes with Christians. This led to a double standard, with a Moro who killed a Christian facing a stiff prison sentence, but with a Moro who killed another Moro facing only a maximum fine of 150
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Labor contract law was reformed in 1912. Defaults on contracts by workers or employers were no longer punishable unless there was intent to defraud or injure. Moros, unused to Western notions of work, were prone to absenteeism, which could lead to breach of contract
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Trade was encouraged in order to give the Moros an alternative to fighting. Trade had been discouraged by banditry, piracy, and the possibility of intertribal disputes between Moro merchants and local customers. When trading with foreign merchants (usually
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did not mention the Ottoman Empire's role in the pacification of the Sulu Moros in his address to the first session of the Fifty-sixth Congress in December 1899 since the agreement with the Sultan of Sulu was not submitted to the Senate until December 18.
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in the Philippines telling them to submit to American suzerainty and American military rule. Despite the sultan's "pan-Islamic" ideology, he readily aided the American forces because he felt no need to cause hostilities between the West and Muslims.
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set out to settle matters with the south-shore Moros. Although an excellent officer, Baldwin was "eager", and a worried Davis joined the expedition as an observer. On May 2, 1902, Baldwin's expedition attacked a Moro cotta (fortress) at the
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they so well upheld the honor of the American flag." After being hit with dozens of rifle and pistol bullets, Moros continued to fight and kill US soldiers with their bladed weapons. The Moros' tenacity led to the creation of the
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were used by Moros in fierce close-quarters combat against the Americans. Muskets were also used by the Moros. The Moros employed bayonets at close range when shooting was not possible according to the American journal
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forces in the southern Philippines were commanded by General Nicolas Capistrano, and American forces conducted an expedition against him in the winter of 1900–1901. On March 27, 1901, Capistrano surrendered. General
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in small detachments throughout the interior. This reduced crime and promoted agriculture and trade, at the cost of reduced military efficiency and troop training. The benefits of this reform outweighed the
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of political power over territories within the Philippines, resulting in the dissolution of the Sulu Sultanate and the United States now having complete, uncontested control over the Philippine Islands.
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had been captured a few days earlier captured in Luzon. This major victory in the war in the north allowed the Americans to devote more resources to the south, and they began to push into Moroland.
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might become rivals. During Pershing's March Around Lake Lanao, one Moro ran to Bullard, exclaiming that Pershing had gone Juramentado, meaning berserk and that Bullard had better run up the
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Some of the Moros fighting against the American troops were women who dressed exactly the same as men. This led to the song sung by American troops called "If a Lady's Wearin' Pantaloons".
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Pershing recognized the practice of sacopy – indentured servitude in exchange for support and protection – as legitimate, but reaffirmed the government's opposition to involuntary slavery.
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In March of 1902, relations between American troops and the Moros seemed to be good. However, on March 9, an American soldier was killed by unidentified assailants. outside the port of
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tells the story of Colonel Alexander Rodgers using pigs to subdue the Moros in the Philippines. Hurley wrote that Rodgers was known as "the Pig" to the Moros. And another Hurley book
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the intermediary. The intermediary was told that Americans were intent on proselytizing the Moros away from Islam and taking their lands. The Americans viewed this as defiance.
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into the vast interior regions. After a series of unsuccessful attempts during the centuries of Spanish rule in the Philippines, Spanish forces occupied the abandoned city of
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Following the American occupation of the Northern Philippines during 1899, Spanish forces in the Southern Philippines were abolished, and they retreated to the garrisons at
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as Dr. Bill Canavan threatens to bury a captive Moro in a pigskin so to prevent the Moro from entering paradise upon death; this scene was censored from the movie during
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members of the council, this body was permanent and provided a more solid foundation for laws than the fiats of the governor, which might be overturned by his successor.
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better handled diplomatically by the district governors. The period of Wood's governorship had the hardest and bloodiest fighting of America's occupation of Moroland.
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if they stayed out of the Philippine–American War. This allowed Brigadier General John C. Bates to concentrate his forces on repressing the Filipino resistance in
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on March 29, 1911, after further weapon testing during the rebellion, beginning over 70 years of service by the pistol and cartridge in the US military.
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Novels have been written describing juramentados deliberately impaling themselves on their bayonets in attempts to reach and kill American soldiers.
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The province was divided into five districts, with American officers serving as district governors and deputy governors. These districts included:
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During the Moro Rebellion, the Americans suffered losses amounting to 130 killed and 323 wounded. Another 500 or so died of disease. The
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been taken by individual commanders in the past, but Wood's edict had the backing of the Moro Council, giving it more permanent weight.
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sometimes him to impose American concepts too quickly in Moroland." In addition to his views of the Moros, Wood also faced an uphill
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causing 60 Filipino soldiers to cower in fear, which was protested by Philippine President Manuel Quezon. In one scene of the movie,
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Beginning in the spring of 1904 and continuing into the fall of 1905, American forces conducted a lengthy and massive manhunt for
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and American colonization. The Moro areas of Western Mindanao have been the most rebellious areas in the Philippines along with
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and Jolo. American forces took control over the Spanish government in Jolo on May 18, 1899, and at Zamboanga in December 1899.
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Moros from holdouts. He conferred with the Datus, who mostly agreed that disarmament would be a good idea – provided that
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swords against US troops with pistols, bolt-action rifles, pump-action shotguns, machine guns, and mountain artillery.
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Wood's march around Lake Lanao during the fall of 1903 was an abortive attempt to replicate Pershing's earlier March.
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took the "only good Indian is a dead Indian" mentality with them to the Philippines, and "civilize 'em with a
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in favor of .45 caliber sidearms to continue their fight against the Moros. This led to a re-issuing of old
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was fought from March 5 to 7, 1906. An estimated 600 Muslims were killed, fighting a force of 800 Americans.
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in 1910. Smith participated in expeditions against the Moro rebels for much of his time in the Philippines.
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of American forces in the Philippines. Command of the Mindanao-Jolo Department went to Brigadier General
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as bloodthirsty raiders oppressing the local Christian Filipino community. The film showed one Moro
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On the Moro side, casualties were high as surrender was uncommon when Moros were engaged in combat.
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The economy of Moro Province continued to expand under Pershing. The three most important exports –
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suffered heavily as well with more than 1,500 losses sustained of which half were fatalities.
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Pershing promised to donate government land for purposes of building Muslim houses of worship.
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who augmented American forces during the campaign suffered 116 killed and 189 wounded. The
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Resistance to disarmament was particularly fierce in the district of Jolo and led to the
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In October and November 1903, Wood personally led the Provincial Army to put down the
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These are merely estimates, because no firm number of Moro dead was ever established.
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Not all of Davis' subordinates were as diplomatic as Pershing. Many veterans of the
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The General: Robert L. Bullard and Officership in the United States Army 1881–1925
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By the end of the operation the estimated 600 Muslims in Bud Daju were wiped out.
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Imperial historicism and American military rule in the Philippines' Muslim south
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This article is about the Moro–American conflict. For the earlier conflict, see
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as the M1917). This contributed to the development and adoption of the .45 ACP
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assumed his duties as the third and final military governor of Moro Province.
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arrangement was tested when survivors of Pandapatan began building a Cotta at
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have a 400-year history of resisting foreign rule. The violent armed struggle
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George Hubbard Blakeslee; Granville Stanley Hall; Harry Elmer Barnes (1915).
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Six weeks before putting his disarmament plan into action, Pershing informed
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Wood instituted many changes during his tenure as governor of Moro Province:
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be disarmed. Polite reminders of America's anti-slavery policy were allowed.
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U.S. Army Counterinsurgency & Contingency Operations Doctrine: 1860–1941
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America Through the Eyes of Its People: Primary Sources in American History
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After the war in 1915, the Americans imposed the Carpenter Treaty on Sulu.
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Swish of the Kris, the Story of the Moros, Authorized and Enhanced Edition
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The legal system was streamlined. Previously, trials had started with the
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Honor for the Flag: The Battle of Bud Dajo – 1906 & the Moro Massacre
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In order to extend rule of law into the interior, Pershing stationed the
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In the spring of 1904, Wood destroyed or captured 130 cottas during the
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The legal code of Moroland was reformed. Disputes between Moros and non-
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Bliss, Peacemaker: The Life and Letters of General Tasker Howard Bliss
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Pershing enacted the following reforms during his tenure as governor:
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The ethnic Moro population of the southern Philippines resisted both
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Jungle Patrol, the Story of the Philippine Constabulary (1901–1936)
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The Moros being not compliant, a punitive expedition under Colonel
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The War of 1898 and U.S. Interventions, 1898T1934: An Encyclopedia
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These ambushes of American troops by Moros, one of which involved
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In the Moro Rebellion, the Tausug Moro Muslim juramentados in
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Major military campaigns during Wood's governorship include:
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While Pershing was working to the south of Lake Lanao, Major
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A compilation of the diary of Rear Admiral D. P. Mannix III.
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unpunished. In 1911, Pershing resolved to disarm the Moros.
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Pershing wrote the following in his autobiography about the
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the schools, but some offered buildings for use as schools.
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also relates the story of pigs being used against them.
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The Cedula Act of 1903 created an annual registration
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under machine gun fire and Colt gunfire. Kalises and
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1902–1913 uprising during the Philippine-American War
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Bud Dajo against Major General Lenard Wood in 1906.
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Three Moro rebels being hanged in Jolo, 21 July 1911
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of heaven sometimes deterred the would-be assassins.
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which signaled the end of the Spanish–American War.
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Index

Spanish–Moro conflict
Moro conflict
post-war insurgency
Philippine–American War

Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Department of Mindanao and Sulu
United States
Insular Government
Sultanate of Sulu
Maguindanao Sultanate
Sultanates of Lanao
Leonard Wood
Tasker H. Bliss
John J. Pershing
Jamalul Kiram II
Panglima Hassan
Datu Ali
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Moro Rebellion
Bayang
Hassan uprising
Taraca
Malalag River
1st Bud Dajo

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