Bryan and the Insurgents Hope for Bryan Election Endangers Troops
A 1900 letter from the Philippines argues that Filipino insurgents believe a Bryan win would end American rule and free homeward troops, claiming rebels credit his campaign for prolonging the war. The writer notes prisoners and natives say Bryan would withdraw forces and recognize Aguinaldo, keeping bloodshed alive until November 1901.
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