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The hero of the Filipinos — Charles Edward Russell

The hero of the Filipinos

Charles Edward Russell

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  • Book language: English
  • 314 pages

The Hero of the Filipinos is a 1923 historical biography of José Rizal, the Philippine poet, reformer, and national martyr. Written by Charles Edward Russell and E. B. Rodriguez, it recounts his life and his role in the Filipino reform and nationalist movement. It offers an accessible introduction to Rizal's significance.

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[Contents]
[Contents]
THE HERO
OF THE FILIPINOS
[Contents]
DR. JOSÉ RIZAL
DR. JOSÉ RIZAL
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Original Title Page.

THE HERO
OF
THE FILIPINOS
THE STORY OF JOSÉ RIZAL
POET, PATRIOT AND MARTYR
BY
CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
AND
E. B. RODRIGUEZ
Illustrated with
Photographs
THE CENTURY CO.
NEW YORK AND LONDON
1923

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Copyright, 1923, by Tƒŧ CŧƿǵǼǡΏ CLj.
Printed in U. S. A.
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TO THE MEMORY OF
APOLINARIO MABINI
PHILOSOPHICAL DEMOCRAT
GALLANT SOLDIER OF THE COMMON GOOD [vii]
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PREFATORY NOTE
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CONTENTS
PAGE
A PEOPLE'S WRONGS
З
SCHOOL-DAYS AND FIRST IMPRESSIONS
28
FIRST CONTACTS WITH THE ENEMY
51
VOICES OF PROPHECY
78
“NOLI ME TANGERE”
97
Leonora Rivera
118
AGAIN IN THE PHILIPPINES
130
THE GRAPES OF WRATH
161
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE
172
FILIPINO INDOLENCE
181
WHAT MANNER OF MAN
202
“EL FILIBUSTERISMO”
215
THE SAFE-CONDUCT
233
THE EXILE OF DAPITAN
246
THE KATIPUNAN
267
“I CAME FROM MARTYRDOM UNTO THIS PEACE”
289
RESULTS AND INFluences
314
АРРЕNDICES
337
A RIZAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
371
INDEX
383
XV
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ILLUSTRATIONS

Dr. José Rizal
Frontispiece
FACING PAGE
The house at Calamba in which Rizal was born
32
The Ateneo de Manila
64
Leaves from Rizal’s travel notes and sketches through
Europe
81
Drawings by Rizal
112
The original cover of the great novel, “Noli Me Tangere”
129
Photograph of an oil painting of his sister by Rizal—Miss
Saturnina Rizal
144
Wood carving by Rizal
161
Sculpture by Rizal when a mere student, “The Power of
Science over Death”
176
Remnants from Rizal’s Library
208
The outline of the constitution of the “Liga Filipina”
240
Rizal’s cell at Fort Santiago
257
Specimens of Rizal’s modeling when an exile at Dapitan,
both self-explanatory
264
Photograph of the original of “My Last Farewell”
304
The Rizal Monument at the Luneta decorated for Rizal
Day, December 30
321
A float, Rizal Day, December 30, 1922
328
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Contents

  1. THE HERO OF THE FILIPINOS THE STORY OF JOSÉ RIZAL POET, PATRIOT AND MARTYR
  2. PREFATORY NOTE
  3. CONTENTS
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS
  5. THE HERO OF THE FILIPINOS
  6. CHAPTER I A PEOPLE’S WRONGS
  7. CHAPTER II SCHOOL-DAYS AND FIRST IMPRESSIONS
  8. CHAPTER III FIRST CONTACTS WITH THE ENEMY
  9. CHAPTER IV VOICES OF PROPHECY
  10. CHAPTER V “NOLI ME TANGERE”
  11. CHAPTER VI LEONORA RIVERA
  12. CHAPTER VII AGAIN IN THE PHILIPPINES
  13. CHAPTER VIII THE GRAPES OF WRATH
  14. CHAPTER IX PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE
  15. CHAPTER X FILIPINO INDOLENCE
  16. CHAPTER XI WHAT MANNER OF MAN
  17. CHAPTER XII “EL FILIBUSTERISMO”
  18. CHAPTER XIII THE SAFE-CONDUCT
  19. CHAPTER XIV THE EXILE OF DAPITAN
  20. CHAPTER XV THE KATIPUNAN
  21. CHAPTER XVI “I CAME FROM MARTYRDOM UNTO THIS PEACE”
  22. CHAPTER XVII RESULTS AND INFLUENCES
  23. APPENDICES APPENDIX A Translations of Poems by Rizal
  24. APPENDIX B RIZAL AS A PATRIOT, AUTHOR, AND SCIENTIST
  25. APPENDIX C REPRESENTATIVE COOPER’S TRIBUTE
  26. APPENDIX D RIZAL’S VIEWS ON THE RACE PROBLEM
  27. APPENDIX E SPECIMEN PAGES FROM RIZAL’S DIARY
  28. A RIZAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
  29. INDEX
  30. Colophon

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