Aguinaldo Collection

Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy, 1869 - 1964
KWE2967867 Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy, 1869 - 1964. Filipino revolutionary, politician, military leader and the First President of the Philippines

Uncle Sam sinks into the quagmire of Philippine insurgency
U.S. CARTOONS: PHILIPPINES. Uncle Sam sinks into the quagmire of Philippine insurgency, personified by Emilio Aguinaldo, who resists being rescued. Cartoon from an American newspaper of April 1899

13th Minnesota Volunteers 19th Century 1899 Aguinaldo
13th, Minnesota, Volunteers, 19th, Century, 1899, Aguinaldo, armed, army, Asia, Asian, Asiatic, attack, attacked, attacker, attacking, barracks, battle, colored, conflict, contemporary, Age, dead

Emilio Aguinaldo
EMILIO AGUINALDO Filipino leader, commanded rebel forces against Spanish rule 1896-8, then led the insurrection against Americans but captured. Date: 1869 - 1964

CARTOON: SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, 1898. The United States, as Uncle Sam the school teacher, corrects the independent behavior of the Philippines (Aguinaldo) and Cuba (Gomez). Cartoon by W.A. Rogers, 1898

EMILIO AGUINALDO (1869-1964). Filipino leader. With his mother and son at his home at Cavite, Luzon, the Philippines

Capture of Aguinaldo 1901
Resistance leader and future president of the Philippines Emilio Aguinaldo is captured by American general Frederick Funston during the Philippine-American War, at Palanan in the province of Isabela

EMILIO AGUINALDO (c1870-1964). Filipino leader. Photograph, n. d
EMILIO AGUINALDO (c1870-1964). Filipino leader. Photograph, n.d

EMILIO AGUINALDO (1870-1964). Philippine patriot and insurrectionary leader photographed in 1899

War in the Philippines, Capture d Aguinaldo, 1901. Illustration published in, Le Petit Journal, 14th April 1901

Philippines. Capture of the Philippine leader
" Philippines. Capture of the Philippine leader Emilio Aguinaldo for the American troops. " Le Petit Journal" (April 14th, 1901). Engraving."

The Aguinaldo guard

All products are expertly crafted, using premium materials, tailored to your specifications and promptly shipped

"Aguinaldo: A Key Figure in the 19th Century War in the Philippines" Emilio Aguinaldo, a prominent Filipino leader, played a significant role in the tumultuous events of the late 19th century. Born in 1869, he rose to prominence as a central figure during the Spanish-American War and subsequent Philippine insurgency. In 1898, as part of the war between Spain and America, Aguinaldo led his troops from the 13th Minnesota Volunteers against Spanish forces. This conflict marked a turning point for him and his countrymen who sought independence from colonial rule. Leading Filipinos gathered at Aguinaldo's house to strategize and plan their fight for freedom. This gathering symbolized unity among those who shared a common goal - liberation from foreign control. However, despite initial victories against Spain, Uncle Sam found himself sinking into what seemed like an endless quagmire of Philippine insurgency personified by Emilio Aguinaldo. In April 1899, an American newspaper published a cartoon depicting this struggle between Uncle Sam's rescue attempts and Aguinaldo's resistance. The capture in 1901 marked another pivotal moment in history. It signified not only America's efforts to suppress Filipino resistance but also highlighted how deeply rooted Emilio Aguinaldo had become as a symbol of patriotism and insurrectionary leadership. Beyond his military exploits, photographs captured moments that revealed different facets of Emilio Aguinaldo's life. One photograph showed him with his mother and son at their home in Cavite – showcasing his familial ties amidst turbulent times. Aguinaldo remained an influential figure until his death in 1964. His legacy lives on through photographs that depict him as both determined patriot and charismatic leader – reminding us of his crucial role during this transformative period for the Philippines. The "Aguinaldo guard" became synonymous with loyalty towards their leader – a testament to the respect and admiration he commanded among his followers.