Rizal Retraction
Rizal Retraction
Rizal Retraction
Negative Stand
By exhaustive assessment and contemplating of the bits of proof given by the
antiquarians who is an enemy of withdrawal, there were still blemishes that can't support that
Jose Rizal's withdrawn. The duplicate of the withdrawal paper that was supposedly endorsed by
Rizal that was kept mystery and was just distributed in papers. At the point when Rizal's family
mentioned for the first duplicate, it was said that it was lost. Could the Jesuits be this reckless
to not have the foggiest idea about the worth of the paper? Or then again was it recently
covered up?
After 39 years the first duplicate was found in the archdiocesan documents. Ricardo
Pascual Ph. D who was given authorization by the Ecclesiastical overseer Nozaleda to analyze
the archive and later deduced in his book, "Rizal past the Grave" that the archives introduced
was a fraud. The normal rejoinder of this contention was either Father Balaguer or Father Pi
had made mistakes in imitating one more duplicate of the first.
One more proof as to Rizal didn't withdraw is that when Father Balaguer settled that he
wedded Jose and Josephine, after Jose had marked the withdrawal paper, notwithstanding,
there were no marriage authentication or public record shown that could demonstrate Father
Balaguer's assertions.
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