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Jose Rizal, Johannes Gutenberg, Chinese Prints, Graphic Design Infographic, Design Infographic, Trade Union, Scrapbook Stickers Printable, Stickers Printable, Mass Communication
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Johannes Gutenberg
Chinese Prints
Graphic Design Infographic
Design Infographic
Trade Union
Scrapbook Stickers Printable
Stickers Printable
Mass Communication

Journalism History and Timeline

Journalism grew alongside the printing press. Chinese invented printing. According to legend, the Chinese invented movable type. China invented paper. In 868 A.D., a Chinese printed the first book. Peiping's oldest newspaper is the Chinese court gazette. Learn more about this from here.

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jose rizal » The FilAm Noli Me Tangere Jose Rizal, Wikang Pambansa, Camp Letters, Rizal Park, Taken Quotes, Fruit Art Drawings, Jose Rizal, Noli Me Tangere, Baptism Photos
Noli Me Tangere Jose Rizal
Wikang Pambansa
Camp Letters
Rizal Park
Taken Quotes
Fruit Art Drawings
Jose Rizal
Noli Me Tangere
Baptism Photos

noli group

The New York Committee of the Staging of the ‘Noli Me Tangere’ Opera (from left): Seated Aida Bartolome, Loida Nicolas Lewis, Consul General Mario L. de Leon, Michael Dadap. Standing: Jose L. Ramos, Dr. Angie Cruz, Randy Gener, May Nazareno, Gerardo Gaddi, Karrel Bernardo, Dr. Rene Dalandan, Deputy Consul General Tess Dizon De Vega. Photo by Carissa Villacorta

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Emilio Jacinto, Luneta Park, Dr Jose Rizal, Philippine Revolution, Screen Printing Shirts Design, 29 February, Old Musical Instruments, Philippine History, Revolution Art
Emilio Jacinto
Luneta Park
Dr Jose Rizal
Philippine Revolution
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29 February
Old Musical Instruments
Philippine History
Revolution Art

Emilio Jacinto wrote "A La Patria" October 8, 1897

(An artist concept of the Katipunan membership rites.) On October 8, 1897, Emilio Jacinto, dubbed in Philippine history as the Brains of the Katipunan, wrote "A La Patria" (To The Fatherland), a patriotic piece inspired by "Mi Ultimo Adios" (My Last Farewell) written by Dr. Jose Rizal before his execution at the Bagumbayan field (known today as the Rizal or Luneta Park). Jacinto wrote the poem under the coconut palms of Sta. Cruz, Laguna.

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