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    Rizal embarked on extensive travels abroad from 1882 to 1892 to further his education and spread awareness of the Philippines. This included studying in Spain, France and Germany where he earned multiple degrees. He published two novels, Noli Me Tangere in 1887 and El Filibusterismo in 1891, that criticized the Spanish colonial government and Catholic church, resulting in him being exiled to Dapitan in the Philippines in 1892.

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    Rizal embarked on extensive travels abroad from 1882 to 1892 to further his education and spread awareness of the Philippines. This included studying in Spain, France and Germany where he earned multiple degrees. He published two novels, Noli Me Tangere in 1887 and El Filibusterismo in 1891, that criticized the Spanish colonial government and Catholic church, resulting in him being exiled to Dapitan in the Philippines in 1892.

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    Rizal embarked on extensive travels abroad from 1882 to 1892 to further his education and spread awareness of the Philippines. This included studying in Spain, France and Germany where he earned multiple degrees. He published two novels, Noli Me Tangere in 1887 and El Filibusterismo in 1891, that criticized the Spanish colonial government and Catholic church, resulting in him being exiled to Dapitan in the Philippines in 1892.

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    JOSE RIZAL'S JOURNEY

    ABROAD: Life and Works of Rizal


    PHILIPPINES
    On May 3, 1882 - Rizal boarded the Spanish steamer

    1882
    Salvadora with Antonio Rivera.
    BARCELONA, SPAIN
    On June 15, 1882 - Rizal arrived and stayed at Barcelona
    Spain for 3months.
    On August 20, 1882 - Rizal's "Amor Patrio" was published.
    MADRID, SPAIN
    September 2, 1882 - Rizal enrolled at the Unibersidad
    Central de Madrid.
    FRANCE
    June 20, 1883 - Visited Lariboisiere Hospital and observed
    the different diseases of women.

    1883
    MADRID, SPAIN
    September 28, 1883 - Enrolled back in the Unibersidad
    Central De Madrid.
    In March 1883, he joined the Masonic lodge called Acacia in
    Madrid. His reason for joining was to secure Freemasonry’s
    aid in his fight against the friars in the Philippines. Later he
    was transferred to Lodge Solidaridad where he became a
    Master Mason on November 15, 1890.
    MADRID, SPAIN

    1884
    January 2, 1884 - Rizal proposed to the Circulo Hispano-
    Filipino the publication of a book.
    November 20, 21 and 22, 1884, Rizal was involved in student
    demonstrations. They were fighting for Dr. Miguel Morayta
    who proclaimed that “the freedom of science and the
    teacher”. Such liberal view was condemned by the Catholic
    bishops of Spain.
    June 21, 1884 - He finished his degree in Licentiate in
    Medicine

    1886
    GERMANY
    April 22, 1886 - Rizal wrote the poem "A Las Flores de
    Heidelberg".
    March 21, 1887 - Copies of Noli Me Tangere went of the
    press
    On July 31, 1886, Rizal wrote his first letter in German to
    Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt. Rizal heard that Blumentritt
    was interested in the Philippine languages.

    GERMANY

    1887
    May 13, 1887 - Rizal and Viola on board arrived at
    the railroad station of Leitmeritz, Bohemia. Professor
    Blumentritt waited for them in the station. For the first
    time, Rizal and Blumentritt met each other.
    MANILA, PHILIPPINES
    August 5, 1887 - Rizal came back to Manila.
    Possession and Reading of Noli Me Tangere was
    prohibited.
    HONGKONG
    February 8, 1888 - Rizal arrived at Hongkong.

    1888
    February 16, 1888 - Rizal wrote to Blumentritt that
    "Hongkong is a small but very clean city."

    JAPAN
    February 28, 1888 - He arrived in Japan.
    March 4, 1888 - He wrote Blumentritt about the
    honesty, courtesy, cleanliness and industry of the
    Japanese people.

    BIARITZ, FRANCE

    1891
    March 21, 1891 - Rizal finished writing the El
    Filibusterismo
    PARIS, FRANCE
    October 3, 1891 - Rizal sent a letter with 600
    copies of the El Filibusterismo to Jose Ma. Basa in
    Hong Kong syaing that he was definitely taking the
    next trip of the Melbourne for Hong Kong from
    Marseilles.
    PHILIPPINES
    June 26, 1892 - Rizal arrived in the Philippines using the boat
    Don Juan.
    On June 27, Rizal boarded a train in Tutuban Station and
    visited his friends. And on Wednesday July 6, Rizal went to

    1892
    Malacañan Palace to resume his series of interviews. The
    governor general then presented to him some printed leaflets
    (Pobres Frailes) which were allegedly found in Lucia’s pillow
    cases. Rizal denied having those leaflets because they were
    thoroughly searched upon their arrival from Hong Kong and
    was found clean. Despite his denial and insistent demand for
    investigation he was placed under arrest and escorted to
    Fort Santiago.
    July 15, 1892, Rizal was brought to the steamer Cebu which
    was sailing for Dapitan. On the 17th of July, Rizal was handed
    over to Captain Ricardo Carnicero, the commandant of
    Dapitan. His exile in Dapitan lasted until July 31, 1896, a
    period of four years.

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