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Four hours at Manila mark a new era in world history
The article argues the United States has risen to equal Britain and and its fleet now controls Cavite. It contemplates a western empire from the Pacific to the Atlantic, with Hawaii and the Philippines as staging points. It lauds Dewey and the U S Navy while noting Britain’s support and the shifting balance of power in Europe and Asia.
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Manila
Rome
Harry I. Wert
Caesar
Gail
Wenere
Napoleon
Bug
Manilis
Sedan
Mayrope
Enorenus
Deepal
Korea
Port Arthur
Hong Kong
Germany
Hugin
Faerg
Kineland
Cermuny
Riuawin
Wink
Tellees Field
Cavite
Eni
Wien
Bowat
Alaska
Canada
Mexion
Lenin
Constantinople
Venice
Holland
England
Tradi
London
Desis
Wil Sink
Deeus
Mei
Pacific
Hawaii
Philippines
Tirirain
Velna
Joby
George
John Hamredon
Thomas Jefferson
Cromwell
Abraham Lincoln
Neken
Farragut
Welllaten
Grant
Samoa
Mavanu
Dewey
Waebligten
Ian Paonoefote
Washington
Iba
Brnghanel
Austria
Britain
Thenetari
Jheteo
United States
Rhein
Ieee
Ier
Atheek
Wistien
Spain
Aives
Bether
Liberty
Gladden
WEY
Thor
Geek
Philippinen Bovetel
Manta
de Syben
Amerea
Saperah
Indhietrioe
Por Slater
Renin
Krneland
Belial
Japan
Bimmednie
Emmpet
Reneun
Sepwad
Ruthie