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Filipino Grievances Against Governor Wood: Approved by The Commission On Independence On November17, 1926
Filipino Grievances Against Governor Wood: Approved by The Commission On Independence On November17, 1926
AGAINST GOVERNOR
WOOD
DOCUMENT 608
Approved by the Commission on
Independence on November17, 1926
Primary Source
Gregorio F. Zaide
A Filipino Historian,
Author, Politician from the
town of Pagsanjan, Laguna.
Contribution to the Grand
Scheme of Philippine
history.
Born: May 25, 1907
Died: October 31, 1988
HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
OF THE
DOCUMENT
Filipino Grievances Against
Governor Wood
Governor Wood, an English
person was the reason
behind this document.
He fueled Gregorio Zaide,
wrote this document under
the language of English
during American regime in
the Philippines.
The document is a form of protest.
The document served as an
impeachment request for Governor
Wood.
The document was approved by the
COMMISSION ON INDEPENDENCE on
November 17, 1926.
This text is taken from
Gregorio F. Zaide and Sonia
Zaide’s Documentary
Sources of Philippine History.
The document was originally
published as Appendix of
Maximo M. Kalaw’s
Philippine Government
under the Jones Law.
Major-General
Leonard Wood
• Leonard Wood arrived in the
Philippines Islands in 1903 after
his services in Cuba.
• He was appointed governor of the
Mero Province.
• He is also responsible for five
districts, and the commanding
general of the troops in the
department of Mindanao and
Sulu.
CONTENT PRESENTATION
AND ANALYSIS OF THE
IMPORTANCT HISTORICAL
INFORMATION
General Wood’s personality caused
strong antagonism between the
Governor –General, and Filipino Political
Leaders.