Chapter 2
Morga: Among other enterprises, the governor made in person the expedition to the island of Borneo with a fleet of galleys and frigates.
Rizal: According to San AgustÃn, more than one thousand five hundred Indian bowmen from the provinces of Pangasinan, Cagayan, and Pintados accompanied this expedition. Its apparent motive was to place on the throne Sirela, or Malaela, as Colin calls him, who had been dethroned by his brother.
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