Aguinaldo's Peace Manifesto after his capture

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Following the report of General Funston on May 6, 1901 about the capture of Aguinaldo, the Federal Party leaders, with General (Arthur) MacArthur's permission, visited Aguinaldo immediately after his arrival in Manila. It was Chief Justice Arellano, formerly attorney general in Aguinaldo's cabinet, who finally persuaded him, on April 1, to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. The oath once taken, the American authorities desired Aguinaldo to issue a manifesto which might help to induce the surrender of the men still in arms.

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