Rizal Deportation To Dapitan

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t h e p hilip p to da
in e s & d e p o r t a tio n
GROUP 6
Importance of his travels
His return to the philippines
(june 26, 1892)
His return alerted the Spaniards, and they paid close attention to
Rizal's every move.
Rizal arrived in Manila. After lodging himself and his sister at the
Oriente Hotel in Binondo, he went to Malacanang to pay a
courtesy call and to interview the Governor-General Despujol.
foundation of la liga filipina
(Ilaya Street, Tondo Manila July 3, 1892)
Unification of the whole archipelago into one compact and

homogeneous body.
Mutual protection in every want and necessity.
Defense against all violence and injustice.
Encouragement of instruction, agriculture, and commerce.
Study and application of reforms.
Rizal's stay in dapitan
(July 17, 1892 - July 31, 1896)
As a physician - he provided free medicine to his patients and used his surgical skills to
treat people.
As an engineer - he constructed a waterworks system to provide clean water for the
people.
As an Educator - he established a school. Instead of money as a payment, he made his
students do community work. He taught them cultural values and manners as well.
As an agriculturist - he imported agricultural machinery and introduced to the native
farmers of Dapitan the modern agricultural methods.
As a citizen - he drained the marshes of Dapitan to get rid of malaria-carrying
mosquitoes. He also made coconut oil lamps as a lighting system posted in dark streets.
Josephine Bracken in Dapitan
(1895)
The misfortune and challenges that marred and befallen Rizal's life
could wrecked a man of weaker stuff, but God gave a light of hope
with the arrival of Josephine Bracken.
Rizal and Josephine fell in love and decided to marry. Engr. Taufer,
her father objected. Also, Fr. Obach refused to marry them.
after everything, they went to the beach one night and united
themselves before Heaven. Therefore, an unofficial marriage.
Katipunan sought rizal's advice
(June 21, 1896)
Rizal's thoughts:
Rizal objected to Bonifacio’s bold project stating that such would be a veritable
suicide.
Katipunan leaders should do everything possible to prevent the premature flow of
native blood.
Rizal instructed Valenzuela that it would be in the best interests of the Katipunan
to get first the support of the rich and influential people of Manila to strengthen
their cause.
*The Katipunan were short of arms and funds to fight, so Rizal prevented
unnecessary loss.*
Rizal's writings
Imno sa Talisay
cONTENT lEARNINGS
The poem shows how proud

they are as Talisayons, which
also tells us to be proud as
Filipinos. It tells us how
knowledge and education can
The poem talks about
be our sword, for Rizal even
hope and being firm just
mentions that a pen can be the
like a Talisay tree weapon of a brave man. Lastly,
the poem gives encouragement
and hope despite any
adversaries, which especially
helped his students at that time.
Rizal's writings
Kay Don Ricardo Carnicero
cONTENT lEARNINGS
A poem dedicated to This poem taught us to be

grateful and respectful to the
Captain Ricardo
people who surround us.
Carnicero on his birthday Sometimes, we don't notice the
on the 26th of August, kindness of others until they are
1892. gone on our side, so as long as
This poem is offered by they are present, we want to
show how grateful they are to
Rizal for his respect,
us. Just like Rizal, he honors
gratefulness and
Captain Carcinero by
admiration for the presenting a poem full of
Captain. gratefulness and respect.
Rizal's writings
Sa Aking Kinaliligpitan (Mi Retiro)
cONTENT lEARNINGS
The poem reminds us of

An ode to nature and its how we should see the
consolation to this lonely good in all things. Rizal's
man in exile. exile in Dapitan may have
felt like the world had
Also tells us briefly of his turned its back on him,
faith in God. but the tranquility he felt
there gave comfort to his
melancholies.
Significance/learnings from his travels
The reform that Rizal initiated sparked the desire of Filipino
citizens to fight oppression for the betterment of our country,
particularly through the use of knowledge rather than violence.
Rizal's works and contributions in Dapitan impart to us how
every problem presents an opportunity — opportunities equating
actions.
Rizal's arrival in Dapitan signifies the devotion and love he has
for his countrymen by focusing on serving the people and the
society through his civic works, medical practices, land
development and promotion of education.
Thank you!

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