A question of heroes / Nick Joaquin

By:

Joaquin, Nick [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Mandaluyong City, Philippines : Anvil Publishing, Inc., c2027Description: 231 pages : illustration ; 23 cmISBN:

9789712736940

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

DS 653.7 .J63 2017

Contents:

Jose Burgos -- Marcelo H. Del Pilar -- Graciano Lopez-Jaena -- Jose Rizal -- Andres Bonifacio -- Emilio Aguinaldo -- Apolinario Mabini -- Antonio Luna -- Gregorio Del Pilar -- Artemio Ricarte.

Summary: "The Revolution of the Ilustrados There were two distinct but simultaneous revolutions in 1896, linked only by the Katipunan. The first was the Maileños' and it actually lasted only a second was the Caviteños' it lasted about five years. Which one do we mean when we speak of the 'Unfinished Revolution'? But from a larger view, there was only one revolution in 1896-and it was not Bonifacio's, though he tried to ride it. This larger view compels us to see the entire period from the Propaganda Movement to the Philippine-American War as a single the Revolution of the llustrados."

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Materials specified	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	NU Clark Filipiniana	Non-fiction	FIL DS 653.7 .J63 2017 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Available

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Jose Burgos -- Marcelo H. Del Pilar -- Graciano Lopez-Jaena -- Jose Rizal -- Andres Bonifacio -- Emilio Aguinaldo -- Apolinario Mabini -- Antonio Luna -- Gregorio Del Pilar -- Artemio Ricarte.

"The Revolution of the Ilustrados There were two distinct but simultaneous revolutions in 1896, linked only by the Katipunan. The first was the Maileños' and it actually lasted only a second was the Caviteños' it lasted about five years. Which one do we mean when we speak of the 'Unfinished Revolution'? But from a larger view, there was only one revolution in 1896-and it was not Bonifacio's, though he tried to ride it. This larger view compels us to see the entire period from the Propaganda Movement to the Philippine-American War as a single the Revolution of the llustrados."

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