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    The document summarizes key differences between two historical accounts of the Tejeros Convention in 1897: 1) One account was written in 1992 by Santiago Alvarez and provides details on key personal ties and sequencing of events from the beginning of the convention. The other account was written in 2002 by Teodoro Agoncillo and focuses more on places and events leading up to the convention. 2) They differ on some names and details, with Alvarez referred to as "General Apoy" while Agoncillo mentions letters written by Andres Bonifacio afterward explaining his side. 3) Overall one account starts at the beginning of the convention while the other provides more context of events in

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    The document summarizes key differences between two historical accounts of the Tejeros Convention in 1897: 1) One account was written in 1992 by Santiago Alvarez and provides details on key personal ties and sequencing of events from the beginning of the convention. The other account was written in 2002 by Teodoro Agoncillo and focuses more on places and events leading up to the convention. 2) They differ on some names and details, with Alvarez referred to as "General Apoy" while Agoncillo mentions letters written by Andres Bonifacio afterward explaining his side. 3) Overall one account starts at the beginning of the convention while the other provides more context of events in

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    The document summarizes key differences between two historical accounts of the Tejeros Convention in 1897: 1) One account was written in 1992 by Santiago Alvarez and provides details on key personal ties and sequencing of events from the beginning of the convention. The other account was written in 2002 by Teodoro Agoncillo and focuses more on places and events leading up to the convention. 2) They differ on some names and details, with Alvarez referred to as "General Apoy" while Agoncillo mentions letters written by Andres Bonifacio afterward explaining his side. 3) Overall one account starts at the beginning of the convention while the other provides more context of events in

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    Primary Source Secondary Source

    Alvarez, Santiago Agoncillo, Teodoro “Revolt


    “Memoirs of a General” of the Masses”

    Author’s Background They published the account in They published the account in
    Loyola Heights, Quezon City: Quezon City: university of
    Ateneo de Manila University the Philippines Press.
    Press.

    When was the account The account was written on The account was written on
    written? the year 1992. the year 2002.

    Mention of dates The Tejeros Convention was Bonifacio left for Cavite in
    held on March 25, 1897; December 1896;
    March 22, 1897—was
    Aguinaldo’s birthday.

    Mention of places Noveleta, the capital of the


    Magdalo faction; Kawit,
    Imus, and Bakood are towns
    under the Magdalo
    government.

    Key personal ties General Apoy, Maj. Damaso


    Fojas, Mr. Diego Mojica

    Sequencing of events The account started at the The sequencing of event in


    beginning of the Tejero this account started with the
    Convention, followed by the supremo visiting Magdalo
    request of Mr. de las Alas to territories a year prior to the
    choose what kind of convention. He stayed in
    government they want, different estates and the
    agreements on the election, convention was held during
    followed by the election, the the same day of March 25,
    objection for Bonifacio, then 1897 where the election
    the chaos ensuing within the concurred followed by the
    convention. The last events election of the president, vice
    talked about the Magdalo president and the controversy
    representatives creating their that Daniel Tiroda ensued, the
    own elections without the dispersion of the assembly
    other party’s knowledge. and later on the writing of the
    supremo to his acquaintance
    about what happened.

    Difference between the two Santiago Alvarez was General Ricarte stated that
    accounts referred to as General Apoy the meeting should proceed to
    in this account; other positions since it was
    Mr. Baldomero Aguinaldo getting dark;
    stated that the meeting should It stated here the letters
    hasten because it was getting written by Andres Bonifacio
    dark. addressed to his
    acquaintances explaining
    what happened and his side
    on the incident.

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