The conditions of female cigar factory workers in 19th century Manila were miserable as they faced abuse from soldiers and the industry was closing due to manpower shortages, leaving many poor families without work. This excerpt reveals the difficult life for Filipinos under Spanish colonial rule, as they faced abuses intended to control and manipulate the population.
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Life in A Cigar Factory
The conditions of female cigar factory workers in 19th century Manila were miserable as they faced abuse from soldiers and the industry was closing due to manpower shortages, leaving many poor families without work. This excerpt reveals the difficult life for Filipinos under Spanish colonial rule, as they faced abuses intended to control and manipulate the population.
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The conditions of cigarreras in Manila, is being miserable because
the struggles of the employee of the making cigar is being abused of the soldiers especially those women work in this factory of cigar and that time the industry of cigar is closing down and the result of manpower shortage and most of them is belong to the poor family. 2. This excerpt reveal the life in the nineteenth century of Manila is not shocking anymore because that time the Spaniads is already conquer our country so that some abuses exercise to our fellow Filipinos that time because they need to control our country and this aggressive action is their way to manipulate our country and the Filipinos. 3. These excerpts is related to a discussion about the situation of women in 19th century in Manila, because remind us the sacrifices of the women in that century the abuses they feel and experience even the family members of the women they abuse is they felt those abuses and miserable experiences give them a chance to be more stronger and to survive that time to the soldiers and other Spaniards.
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 10 of 55
1597-1599
Explorations by Early Navigators, Descriptions of the Islands and Their Peoples, Their History and Records of the Catholic Missions, as Related in Contemporaneous Books and Manuscripts, Showing the Political, Economic, Commercial and Religious Conditions of Those Islands from Their Earliest Relations with European Nations to the Close of the Nineteenth Century