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Description Emilio Aguinaldo (ca. 1898).jpg	English: Emilio Aguinaldo, ca. 1898. Photo of Emilio Aguinaldo , President of the Philippines 1899-1901, c. 1898
Date	Published in 1899
Source	scanned from the book "War In The Philippines" published in 1899. Originally uploaded to en:Wikipedia by Infrogmation on 4 November, 2002.
Author	Unknown author Unknown author
Permission ( Reusing this file )	Public domain because of age
Other versions	no:Bilde:Aguinaldo.JPG

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