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Quote from: Lorenzo on August 09, 2008, 10:35:28 AM
The site allowed copying and sharing of information by basis of the ebook.

From the site:

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Philippine Patriot, by Austin Craig

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Cheers,

This is my favorite site Bran, I read a lot here From Philippines History to Unpublished Bible, to Medical Books.

Thanks...

Mr. Rald,

It seems as if we have similar tastes and interests.

Cheers,

hm.. not my hero..

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 10, 2008, 04:41:33 AM
Mr. Rald,

It seems as if we have similar tastes and interests.

Cheers,

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There goes a saying "Read Today and Lead Tomorrow" Learning is everyday experienced.

Same with me here, Bran

The friends of Dr. Rizal;




Sr. Del Pilar in the middle; Rizal in the left.


Sr. Del Pilar's photo; taken in Madrid, Spain. Circa 1890s?

Sr. Marcelo H. Del Pilar, also known as 'Plaridel' by fellow Filipino Ilustrados and literary colleagues. The man was one of the leading reformers of Filipino-Hispanidad relations and was a loud advocate of Filipino National Identity and Rights in the Royal Spanish Cortes (Parliament) during the late 19th century. He was also the editor and co-founder of the group La Solidaridad. He was a friend and close confidant of Rizal; the individual that warned Rizal of returning back to the Philippines due to possible threats to his life. Del Pilar died in Barcelona, Spain in 1896.

The American People even glorified Rizal. And was an individual who was studied in the halls of American Academia during the early 20th century.

Even to this day.


American Press on Rizal


The Great Filipino