The hero of the Filipinos : $b The story of José Rizal, poet, patriot and martyrRussell, Charles Edward
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The hero of the Filipinos : $b The story of José Rizal, poet, patriot and martyr
Russell, Charles Edward
Rizal, José, 1861-1896
111 b. “El Filibusterismo.”
Second edition. Manila, Chofre & Co., 1900.
111 c. “El Filibusterismo.”
Tagalog translation by P. H. Poblete, 1904.
111 d. “El Filibusterismo: Novela Filipina.”
Third edition. Prologada y anotada por W. E. Retana. Barcelona, de
Henrich and Company. 1908.
111 e. “The Reign of Greed.”
A complete English version of “El Filibusterismo,” from the Spanish of
José Rizal by Charles Derbyshire. Manila, Philippine Education Company,
1912.
112. “Diario de Viaje de Marsella a Hong-Kong.” (Diary of a Voyage from
Marseilles to Hong-Kong.)
Unpublished. Written in 1891.
113. “Ang Mga Karapatan Nang Tao.”
Tagalog translation of the Rights of Man proclaimed by the French
revolutionists of 1789. This was probably done during his stay in
Hong-Kong and is what the Filipinos call a “proclamation.”
114. “A la Nación Española.” (To the Spanish Nation.)
Hong-Kong, 1891. An undated proclamation, written in Hong-Kong about
November, 1891. Refers to the land question in Calamba.
115. “Sa Mga Kababayan.”
Sheet printed in Hong-Kong in December, 1891. It deals with the land
question of Calamba.
116. “La Exportación del Azucar Filipino.” (Exportation of Philippine
Sugar.)
An article printed in Hong-Kong about 1892.
117. “Estatutos y Reglamentos de la Liga Filipina.” (Statutes and Rules
of the Philippine League.)
Written in Hong-Kong, 1892.
118. “Una Visita a la Victoria Gaol.” (A Visit to Victoria Jail.)
Written in Hong-Kong in March, 1892, describing his visit to the city
jail.
119. “Colonisation du British North Borneo, par des Families des Iles
Philippines.” (Colonization of British North Borneo by families from
the Philippine Islands.)
He also did this work in Spanish.
119 b. “Proyecto de Colonización del British North Borneo por
Filipinos.”
An elaboration of the same idea. No date, but it is known that he wrote
this at about the time of his trip to Borneo in April, 1892.
120. “La Mano Roja.” (The Red Hand.)
Sheet printed in Hong-Kong, June, 1892, calling attention to the number
of fires started intentionally in Manila.
120 b. “Ang Mapulang Kamay.”
Translation of above, published in 1894.
121. “A los Filipinos! (Testamento público.)” (To the Filipinos.)
Dated at Hong-Kong, June 20, 1892. Published in various newspapers of
the country. The address to his countrymen to be made public in case of
his death.
122. “Notas de Sucesos desde su Desembarco en Manila, Procedente de
Hong-Kong, hasta su Deportación y Llegada a Dapitan. 1892.” (Notes of
Events from his Landing in Manila Arriving from Hong-Kong up to his
Deportation and Arrival at Dapitan, 1892.)
123. “Cartas Filosofico-Religiosas de Controversia con el P. Pablo
Pastells, S. J.” (Letters of His Philosophical-Religious Controversy
with P. Pablo Pastells, S. J.)
124. “Etnografia de la Isla de Mindanao.” (Ethnography of the Island of
Mindanao.)
Translated from the German of F. Blumentritt.
125. “Ampliación a Mi Mapa.” (Enlargement of My Map.)
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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