Beneath the Shadow of Cabanatuan

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…Then, with a final, shuddering exhalation, General Antonio Luna, the brilliant, volatile, and fiercely patriotic commander of the Philippine Army, lay still. The silence that followed was profound, a heavy shroud of death that settled over the cuartel, a silence that would echo through the annals of the Philippine Revolution, a silence pregnant with unanswered questions and the dark stain of betrayal. The revolution had lost its lion, not to the American enemy, but to the venom of its own perceived allies. The shadow of Cabanatuan had begun to fall.