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    Chapter 15 Rizal Lesson Learned and Observation

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    Rizal lived in London from May 1888 to March 1889 to improve his English, study Morga's book on Philippine history at the British Museum, and continue his fight against Spanish rule from a safe place. While there, he received both good and bad news from home. The bad news included persecution of anti-friar petitioners in Calamba and exile of friends. The good news was that Reverend Vicente Garcia defended Rizal's Noli Me Tangere from friar attacks. Rizal expressed his thanks to Garcia in a famous letter, saying Filipino youth must continue progressing despite challenges. The report was well delivered and edited, though the background music was too loud.

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    Rizal lived in London from May 1888 to March 1889 to improve his English, study Morga's book on Philippine history at the British Museum, and continue his fight against Spanish rule from a safe place. While there, he received both good and bad news from home. The bad news included persecution of anti-friar petitioners in Calamba and exile of friends. The good news was that Reverend Vicente Garcia defended Rizal's Noli Me Tangere from friar attacks. Rizal expressed his thanks to Garcia in a famous letter, saying Filipino youth must continue progressing despite challenges. The report was well delivered and edited, though the background music was too loud.

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    Rizal lived in London from May 1888 to March 1889 to improve his English, study Morga's book on Philippine history at the British Museum, and continue his fight against Spanish rule from a safe place. While there, he received both good and bad news from home. The bad news included persecution of anti-friar petitioners in Calamba and exile of friends. The good news was that Reverend Vicente Garcia defended Rizal's Noli Me Tangere from friar attacks. Rizal expressed his thanks to Garcia in a famous letter, saying Filipino youth must continue progressing despite challenges. The report was well delivered and edited, though the background music was too loud.

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    Chapter 15 Rizal Lesson Learned and Observation

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    Rizal lived in London from May 1888 to March 1889 to improve his English, study Morga's book on Philippine history at the British Museum, and continue his fight against Spanish rule from a safe place. While there, he received both good and bad news from home. The bad news included persecution of anti-friar petitioners in Calamba and exile of friends. The good news was that Reverend Vicente Garcia defended Rizal's Noli Me Tangere from friar attacks. Rizal expressed his thanks to Garcia in a famous letter, saying Filipino youth must continue progressing despite challenges. The report was well delivered and edited, though the background music was too loud.

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    MUAMAR KIAN A.

    ULANGKAYA BSCE 2 – B

    PART :1

    The lesson that I’ve learned in life and story of Rizal in Chapter 15 Life and
    Works in London 1888-1889. (Report of Ms. Juhaina Salik) After his visit to
    US, he lives in London from May 1888 to Match 1889 because he wants to
    improve his knowledge of the English Language, he also wants to study and
    annotate Morga's sucesos de Las Silas Filipinas, a rare copy of which he
    heard to be available in the British Museum and aside of this he also wants
    London because it was a safe place for him to carry on his fight against
    Spanish Tyranny. Rizal emphasizes that Morga was the evidence and the
    primary source of history in the Philippines. Rizal's argued that Filipinos
    before has their own culture, and did not require a new religion or
    “civilization” from Spain. Rizal was impressed by Morga's book that he
    published a Spanish edition with his own annotations in Paris, after having
    copied the Morga by hand from his research at the British Museum. He
    stayed as a guest but later he found a modest boarding place owned by
    Beckett Family. During his stay there he reached both good and bad news
    from his home, the bad News from Home Persecution of the Filipino patriots
    who signed the Anti-Friar Petition 1888 The Calamba Agrarian Conflict of
    1888 in which the tenants, including Rizal’s family, were being persecuted by
    the Dominicans. Another bad News from Home, Manuel T. Hidalgo
    (husband of Saturnina) was exiled to Bohol Mariano Herbosa (husband of
    Lucia) was denied of Christian burial because of the malicious rumor that he
    had not confessed since marriage Laureano Viado, a medical student at UST
    and a friend of Rizal, was imprisoned because of owning a copy of Noli Me
    Tangere. The good News from Home Rev. Vicente Garcia defended the Noli
    Me Tangere against the attack of the friars. He heard this news from Mariano
    Ponce. on January 7, 1891, he wrote to Fr. Garcia expressing his personal
    thanks In this famous letter he wrote: We young Filipinos are trying to make
    over a nation and must not halt in our onward march, but from time to time,
    turn our gaze upon our elders.
    PART: 2
    My observation about the report of Ms. Juhaina Salik, Chapter 15, Life and
    works in London, the background of music is too loud than the reporter. For
    the delivery of the topic was good and cleaned, also the editing skills. That’s
    all shukran.

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