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Rizal's lighter

called "sulpakan" which he gave to a friend as a birthday gift

Rizal as an artist

carved anumber of sculptures:

Rizal's lighter

called "sulpakan" which he gave to a friend as a birthday gift

Rizal as an artist

carved anumber of sculptures:

Rizal's sculpture: 1

“The Mother ’s Revenge” a tribute to his dog Syria, whose child was killed by a crocodile

Rizal's sculpture: 2

“The Dapitan Girl”

Rizal's sculpture: 3

Josephine’s Image

Rizal's sculpture: 4

Busts of Fr. Guerrico and St. Paul

Arrival in Dapitan

an 18-year old Irish girl arrived in Dapitan

Girl's name

Josephine Bracken

Josephine's mother

died in childbirth.

Josephine's adoption

adopted by Mr. George Taufer, who later became blind.

Dapitan Writing: 1

“Himno a Talisay” (Hymn to the Talisay Tree) – a hymn/poem written in tribute to a tree to which a town was named after;

Dapitan Writings 2

“Canto del Viajero” (Song of the Traveler) – a poem celebrating his renewed opportunity to travel abroad and end of his exile in Dapitan

● Austin Coates

Rizal's Biographer

THE CALAMBA DEPORTATION 1890

From the time Rizal left Calamba, the agrarian problem had turned from bad to worse.

Dominicans action

The Dominicans increase the land rent without reason

THE CALAMBA DEPORTATION

The Dominicans filed a suit against the Calamba tenants

Tenants persecution

Through the order of Gov. Valeriano Weyler, the tenants were persecuted and ejected from their land and homes in Calamba

Mercado family affected

25 members of the Mercado family were affected

THE CALAMBA DEPORTATION

Paciano and brothers-in-law Antonio Lopez and Silvestre Ubaldo were exiled to Mindoro.

Rizal's confided

He confided to MH del Pilar his death wish.

Rizal's readiness

He expressed his readiness to die if it would do good to his family and country.

Rizal's pseudonym

He called himself "Laong-Laan" which means "Ever Ready" \

Rizal's request

Asked the Spanish media: La Justicia, El Dia, El Globo-- to publish articles about the issue to exert pressure on the government.

People who helped Rizal

Del Pilar and Dominador Gomez helped him too.

Panganiban's nickname

Called "Avenger of Filipino Honor"

Panganiban's birthdate

Born in Mambulao, Camarines Norte, on February 1, 1863.

Panganiban's pen names

He wrote articles for La Solidaridad, under the pen names Jomapa and J.M.P.

Panganiban's deathdate

Died in Barcelona, Spain, on August 19, 1890.

Rizal's writing for Panganiban

Rizal wrote the "Eulogy to Panganiban, " whom he admired as an energetic patriot who had pure love for the country.

Date of Rizal and Luna's argument

August 1890

Reason for Rizal and Luna's argument

Luna m a d e tactless remarks about Nelly, the girl he had courted but chose Rizal

Retaña's action

made disrespectful remarks against the Rizal family and the Calamba tenants in the anti-Filipino newspaper La Epoca.

Rizal's accusation to Leonor

In his letter to Blumentritt, he accused Leonor of infidelity

UST friend's action

Galicano Apacible, a UST friends consoled him by saying there are many girls in the world.

Apacible's information to Rizal

He informed rizal that the daughter of Piy Margall, was deeply in love with him,

Filipinos' proposal

In a banquet at Calle d e Atocha some Filipinos proposed for the creation of a movement to bind the colony together

1st meeting's presider

In the 1st meeting, Eduardo de Lete presided.

Election rule

The rule of the election : the winner must 213 majority vote

Ponce's action

But Ponce quickly asked Lete, Sandiko, Luna and others to shift their votes to Rizal.

Date of El Filibusterismo's return

February 1891

Reason for Rizal's return to Brussels

Rizal went back to Brussels to edit and revise the novel.

Date of El Filibusterismo's readiness

End of May 1891

Where did Rizal bring the novel?

Brought the novel to Ghent

Reason why Rizal brought the novel to Ghent

because printing was cheaper there.

Amount of money received by Rizal

He only received P100 from his countrymen as part of his allowance

Society's action

He was abandoned by the society after just a month.

Consoler

He was consoled by the financial help given by Valentin Ventura

Where was the novel printed?

The novel w a s printed at F. Meyer van Loo Press

Who received the original manuscripts?

Gave the original manuscripts to Ventura

Action before leaving for Manila

Before leaving for Manila: - He sent a letter of resignation as a contributor of the La Solidaridad - He also sent a message to his compatriots his decision to give up his political leadership and fight on his own.

Reason for going back to the Philippines

He will go back to the Philippines to take care of his family's problems

Ship boarded by Rizal

He boarded the SS Melbourne, a ship from Marseilles bound for Hong Kong.

Friars in the ship

He was with the company of many friars including Fr. Volunteri, less like Fr. Damaso

Date of Rizal's arrival in Hongkong

November 20, 1891

Reason for putting up a clinic

He put up a clinic in order to earn some money

Doctor met by Rizal

He met some doctors including Dr. Lorenzo Marques

Marques's action

who recommended him to his ophthalmologic clients

Rizal's writing

Wrote "A La Nacion Española" which was an appeal to Spain to rectify the wrongs committed by the Spaniards against the Calamba tenants.

Rizal's contribution

He also contributed articles to the Hongkong Telegraph, a British newspaper, through Frazier Smith, one of its editors.

Rizal's writing about his visit

March 1892 - Rizal wrote about his visit to Victoria Gaol, the colonial prison in Hong Kong.

Rizal's dream

To save histownmates from the oppressive regime of Gov. Weyler, Rizal dreamed of setting up a Filipino colony in North Borneo (Sabah).

Rizal's plan

He planned to move the landless Filipino families to Borneo which he will call "New Calamba."

Date of Rizal's travel to Sandakan, Sabah

March 7, 1892

Reason for Rizal's travel to Sandakan, Sabah

Rizal traveled to Sandakan, Sabah to negotiate with the British government re: a possible establishment of a Filipino colony there.

Steamer boarded by Rizal

He boarded the steamer Menon

Land offered to Rizal

He was offered the lands over the Bengkoka River near the Maradu Bay

Date of Rizal's and Lucia's arrival in Manila

June 26, 1892

Reception

Rizal and his sister Lucia arrived in Manila They were met by carabiners and their luggage were inspected.

Hotel

They checked in at the Hotel de Oriente

Governor's instruction to Rizal

He was told to return on the 29th of the month, Wednesday.