The Outlook for the Philippines
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He had long before been converted to the revolu- tionary movement that was touched to life by Rizal's writ- ings, and had joined the Katipunan. Before the organiza- tion was betrayed to the authorities, Mabini had suffered a stroke of paralysis; when, with other leaders, he was sen- tenced to death, the sentence was not executed because of his physical condition, and in the end he was pardoned.
He escaped to Bonifacio in the country, became President Aguinaldo's chief counselor, was Secretary o...f Foreign Re- lations in the Philippine Republic and later Chief Justice of its Supreme Court. In December, 1899, he was captured by the American army and deported to Guam, but released after two years. He died of cholera soon after his return.
Manila and many other cities and towns have named streets in honor of this Mazzini of the Filipino story ; the capital of Batangas province has erected a handsome monument to his memory. His physical misfortunes prevented his active serv- ices in the cause of the revolution, but his wisdom and coun- sels were invaluable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had long before been converted to the revolu- tionary movement that was touched to life by Rizal's writ- ings, and had joined the Katipunan. Before the organiza- tion was betrayed to the authorities, Mabini had suffered a stroke of paralysis; when, with other leaders, he was sen- tenced to death, the sentence was not executed because of his physical condition, and in the end he was pardoned.
He escaped to Bonifacio in the country, became President Aguinaldo's chief counselor, was Secretary o...f Foreign Re- lations in the Philippine Republic and later Chief Justice of its Supreme Court. In December, 1899, he was captured by the American army and deported to Guam, but released after two years. He died of cholera soon after his return.
Manila and many other cities and towns have named streets in honor of this Mazzini of the Filipino story ; the capital of Batangas province has erected a handsome monument to his memory. His physical misfortunes prevented his active serv- ices in the cause of the revolution, but his wisdom and coun- sels were invaluable.
What to read after The Outlook for the Philippines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, Charles Edward, 1860-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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