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    Rizal traveled extensively for his studies and work between 1882-1892. He left Manila in 1882 to study in Madrid, Spain. In 1883 he traveled to France to study medicine. In 1887 he returned to Spain and published his first novel, Noli Me Tangere. He then returned to Manila but faced persecution from the Spanish friars. He left for Hong Kong in 1888 and continued traveling through Macau, Japan, the United States, and Britain where he conducted research. Rizal spent time in London and Paris writing and meeting with other Filipino intellectuals. In 1892 he returned to the Philippines in hopes of maintaining unity among Filipinos abroad.

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    Rizal traveled extensively for his studies and work between 1882-1892. He left Manila in 1882 to study in Madrid, Spain. In 1883 he traveled to France to study medicine. In 1887 he returned to Spain and published his first novel, Noli Me Tangere. He then returned to Manila but faced persecution from the Spanish friars. He left for Hong Kong in 1888 and continued traveling through Macau, Japan, the United States, and Britain where he conducted research. Rizal spent time in London and Paris writing and meeting with other Filipino intellectuals. In 1892 he returned to the Philippines in hopes of maintaining unity among Filipinos abroad.

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    Rizal traveled extensively for his studies and work between 1882-1892. He left Manila in 1882 to study in Madrid, Spain. In 1883 he traveled to France to study medicine. In 1887 he returned to Spain and published his first novel, Noli Me Tangere. He then returned to Manila but faced persecution from the Spanish friars. He left for Hong Kong in 1888 and continued traveling through Macau, Japan, the United States, and Britain where he conducted research. Rizal spent time in London and Paris writing and meeting with other Filipino intellectuals. In 1892 he returned to the Philippines in hopes of maintaining unity among Filipinos abroad.

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    ACTIVITY 7

    A TIMELINE OF RIZAL'STRAVEL ABROAD

    LEAVING MANILA
    1882

    Jose Rizal leaves Manila to pursue his


    studies Universidad Central de Madrid in
    Spain.

    1883 RIZAL TRAVELED TO FRANCE

    He traveled to France to observe how


    medicine was being practiced there

    1887 RIZAL'S RETURN TO SPAIN

    Rizal returned to Madrid and thought


    about publishing a book that exposed the
    colonial relationship of Spain and the
    Philippines. This idea was realized in
    March 1887, with the publication of the
    novel Noli Me Tangere in Germany.

    RIZAL'S RETURN TO MANILA AND HIS


    JOURNEY TO HONGKONG

    Rizal returned to Manila in August


    1887, after five years in Europe. However,
    his homecoming was met by the friars’ furor
    over Noli Me Tangere.

    Six months later, pressured by the


    Spanish authorities as well as by his
    family and friends to leave the country and
    avoid further persecution, Rizal left
    Manila for Hong Kong.

    1888 RIZAL'S JOURNEY TO MACAU, JAPAN,


    UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN

    Rizal traveled to Macau and Japan before


    going to America. Entering San Francisco,
    California, in April 1888, he visited the
    states of Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska,
    Illinois, and New York.
    Rizal arrived in England in May 1888. In
    August, he was admitted to the British
    Museum, where he copied Antonio de
    Morga’s massive study of the Philippines,
    Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas, which
    Rizal later annotated for publication “as
    a gift to the Filipinos.” In the museum
    he devoted his time reading all the
    sources on Philippine history that he
    could find.
    1890
    LONDON TO PARIS

    Rizal shuttled between London and Paris,


    where he wrote ethnographic and history-
    related studies, as well as political
    articles. He also frequently visited Spain,
    where he met with fellow Filipino
    intellectuals like Marcelo H. del Pilar,
    Mariano Ponce, and Graciano Lopez-Jaena.
    ACTIVITY 7
    A TIMELINE OF RIZAL'STRAVEL ABROAD

    1891 RIZAL IN BELGIUM

    In March 1891, Rizal finished writing


    his second novel, El Filibusterismo, in
    France. He planned to publish the book in
    Belgium, but was financially hard up. His
    brother’s support from back home was
    delayed in coming, and he was scrimping on
    meals and expenses.

    RIZAL'S RETURN TO THE PHILIPPINES


    1892

    Rizal decided to leave Europe to avoid


    the worsening rift between the Rizalistas
    and Pilaristas, and to help maintain unity
    among Filipino expatriates. After staying
    for some time in Hong Kong, where he
    practiced medicine and planned to build a
    “New Calamba” by relocating landless
    Filipinos to Borneo, Rizal came home to the
    Philippines in June 1892.
    ACTIVITY 8
    “TO THE YOUNG WOMEN IN MALOLOS”,

    To the Women of Malolos” centers salient


    points
    (Zaide &Zaide, 1999):

    1.Filipino mothers should teach their


    children the love of God, country and
    fellowmen.

    2. Filipino mothers should be glad and


    honored, like Spartan mothers, to offer
    their sons in defense of their country.

    3. Filipino women should know how to


    protect their dignity and honor.

    4. Filipino women should educate


    themselves aside of retaining their good
    racial values.

    5. Faith is not merely reciting prayers


    and wearing religious pictures. It is
    living the real Christian way with good
    morals and manners.

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