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    Andres Bonifacio was a Filipino revolutionary and leader who helped establish the Katipunan society which sparked the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. He came from a working class family and had some primary education before working various jobs. He was influenced by writings on liberalism and nationalism which led him to join organizations calling for Philippine reforms. As a leader in the Katipunan, he helped organize local chapters and became a chief propagandist for independence. This culminated in his role in key battles against the Spanish in 1896.

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    Andres Bonifacio was a Filipino revolutionary and leader who helped establish the Katipunan society which sparked the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. He came from a working class family and had some primary education before working various jobs. He was influenced by writings on liberalism and nationalism which led him to join organizations calling for Philippine reforms. As a leader in the Katipunan, he helped organize local chapters and became a chief propagandist for independence. This culminated in his role in key battles against the Spanish in 1896.

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    ANDRÉS

    BONIFACIO Y DE
    CASTRO
    THE FATHER OF PHILIPPINE
    PROFILE
    REVOLUTION
    Bonifacio was blessed with good hands
    in craftsmanship and visual arts that he
    made canes and paper fans, which he EDUCATION
    and his young siblings sold. He also
    made posters for business firms. This
    Orphaned early, he interrupted his primary schooling in order to
    became their thriving family business
    earn a living as a craftsman and then as clerk-messenger and agent
    that continued on when the men of the
    of foreign commercial firms in Manila. Absorbing the teachings of
    family, namely Andres, Ciriaco,
    classic rationalism from the works of José Rizal, Victor Hugo's Les
    Procopio, and Troadio, were employed
    Miserables, Eugène Sue's The Wandering Jew, books on the French
    with private and government
    Revolution, and the lives of the presidents of the United States,
    companies, which provided them with
    Bonifacio acquired an understanding of the dynamics of the
    decent living conditions.
    sociohistorical process. This led him to join the Liga Filipina, which
    Rizal organized in 1892 for the purpose of uniting and intensifying
    In his late teens, he worked as a
    the nationalist movement for reforms.
    mandatario (agent) for the British
    trading firm Fleming and Company,
    where he rose to become a corredor
    (broker) of tar, rattan and other goods. KNOWN FOR
    He later transferred to Fressell and
    Company, a German trading firm,  Philippine Revolution
    where he worked as a bodeguero  Cry of Pugad Lawin
    (storehouse keeper) responsible for  Battle of Manila (1896)
    warehouse inventory. He was also a  Battle of San Juan del Monte
    theater actor and often played the role  Battle of Pasong Tamo
    of Bernardo Carpio, a fictional  Battle of San Mateo and Montalban
    character in Tagalog folklore.

    EARLY POLITICAL MARRIAGES


    ACTIVISM Andres Bonifacio was married twice: first to a certain Monica in
    In 1892 Bonifacio was one of the Palomar, Tondo. She was Bonifacio's neighbor in Tondo. Monica died
    founding members of José Rizal's La Liga of leprosy and they had no recorded children.
    Filipina, an organization which called for
    political reforms in Spain's colonial In 1892 Bonifacio, a 29-year-old widower, met the 18-year-old
    government of the Philippines. However, Gregoria de Jesús, through his friend Teodoro Plata who was her
    La Liga disbanded after only one meeting cousin. Gregoria, also called Oriang, was the daughter of a
    as Rizal was arrested and deported to prominent citizen and landowner from Caloocan. Gregoria's parents
    Dapitan in Mindanao. Bonifacio,
    did not agree at first to their relationship as Andrés was a freemason
    Apolinario Mabini and others revived La
    Liga in Rizal's absence and Bonifacio was and freemasons were then considered enemies of the Catholic
    active at organizing local chapters in church. Her parents eventually gave in and Andrés and Gregoria
    Manila. He would become the chief were married through a Catholic ceremony in Binondo Church in
    propagandist of the revived Liga. March 1893 or 1894. The couple also were married through
    Katipunan rites in a friend's house in Santa Cruz, Manila on the same
    La Liga Filipina contributed moral and day of their church wedding.
    financial support to the Propaganda
    Movement of Filipino reformists in Spain.
    They had one son, born in early 1896,[29] who died of smallpox in
    infancy.[24][30]

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