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a Madrid newspaper which sympathized with the Filipino cause, said: “To cover the ear, open the purse, and fold the arms—this is the Spanish colonial policy

an anti-Filipino newspaper in Madrid

Rizal talented co-worker in the Propaganda Movement, died in Barcelona on August 19, 1890, after a lingering illness

Luna was bitter because of his frustrated romance with ___Deep in his heart, he was blaming Rizal for his failure to win her,

his bitter enemy of the pen, a talented Spanish scholar, was then a press agent of the friars in Spain. He used to attack the Filipinos in various newspapers in Madrid

toward the closing days of 1890 arose an unfortunate rivalry between Rizal and ___ for supremacy. Because of this, the Filipinos were divided into two hostile group

two hostile camps

-To seek solace for his disappointments in Madrid, Rizal took a vacation in the resort city of __ on the fabulous

He was a guest of the rich Boustead family at its winter residence—Villa Eliada

. It took him, therefore,years to write his second novel

• Rizal reasons for moving to Ghent were

• Rizal met two compatriots while in Ghent, both studying engineering in the world-famed University of Ghent

• (No. 66 Viaanderen Street)-a printing shop that give Rizal the lowest quotation for the publication of his novel, who was willing to print his book on installment basis

• - the savior of the El Fili

-When __ learned of Rizal’s predicament and immediately sent him the necessary funds

• - El Filibusterismo came off the press

-Rizal immediately sent on this date two printed copies to

• Rizal gratefully donated the original manuscript and an autographed

a Barcelona newspaper, wherein it published a tribute eulogizing the novel’s original style which “is comparable only to the sublime Alexander Dumas” and may well be offered as “a model and a precious jewel in the now decadent literature of Spain”

the liberal Madrid newspaper that serialized the novel in its issues of October, 1891

• Rizal dedicated El Filibusterismo to

It consists of __pages of long sheets of paper

• Two features in the manuscript do not appear in the printed book, namely:

• The title page of El Filibusterismo contains an inscription written by

is a sequel to the Noli

. It has little humor, less idealism and less romance

It is more revolutionary, more tragic

Padre Florentino was ___, Rizal’s friend and priest of Calamba;

Isagani, the poet was __, Batangueño friend of Rizal in Madrid

, the girl who loved Isagani but married Juanito Pelaez, was

>is a romantic novel

>it is a “work of the heart”—a book of feeling”

>it has freshness, color, humor, lightness, and wit

>it contains 64 chapters

> is a political novel

>it is a “work of the head”—a book of the thought

>it contains bitterness, hatred, pain, violence, and sorrow

>it contains 38 chapters

The hero of the novel was Kamandagan, a descendant of Lakan-Dula, last king of Tondo

• other unfinished novel of Rizal in Tagalog written in a light sarcastic style and is incomplete for only two chapters are finished. The manuscript consists of 20 pages, 34.2cm x 22cm 24

• -another novel which Rizal started to write but it is unfinished, written in ironic Spanish. He wrote it during his exile in Dapitan to depict the town life and customs. The manuscript consists of 8 pages, 23cm x 16cm

• a Tyrolese, Rizal enjoyed playing chess. Rizal describe him to Blumentritt as “He is a fine fellow, A Father Damaso without pride and malice”

• Rizal established his residence at, where he also opened his medical clinic

- a Portuguese physician, who became Rizal’s friend and admirer, who helped him to build up a wide clientele. In recognition of Rizal’s skill as an ophthalmic surgeon, he turned over to him many of his eye cases

•- Rizal’s brother-in-law, objected to the colonization project

• Cubans odiously called “The Butcher”

• - the Count of Caspe, a new governor general after Weyler

•- which is a Tagalog translation of “The Rights of Man” proclaimed by the French Revolution in 1789

Rizal wrote in 1891, which is an appeal to Spain to right the wrongs done to the Calamba tenants

- another proclamation written in December, 1891 explaining the Calamba agrarian situation

• a British daily newspaper whose editor is Mr. Frazier Smith, a friend of

Rizal wrote on March 2, 1892, an account of his visit to the colonial prison of Hong Kong -in this article, Rizal contrasted the cruel Spanish prison system with the modern and more humane British prison system

an article in French which Rizal elaborated on the same idea in aonther article in Spanish, Project of the Colonization of British North Borneo by the Filipinos)

Rizal wrote in June, 1892, which was printed in sheet form in HongKong

it denounces the frequent outbreaks of intentional fires in Manila

the most important writing made by Rizal during his Hong Kong sojourn, which was printed in Hong Kong, 1892

-to deceive the Spanish authorities, the printed copies carried the false information that the printing was done by the

a friend of Rizal in Manila whom the copies of the printed Liga constitution were sent