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Rizal's 1888-1890 Global Travels

Rizal took his second travel beginning in February 1888, departing from Manila. He traveled to Hong Kong, Macao, Japan, the United States, England, Paris, Spain, and other parts of Europe. While traveling, he experienced different cultures, did research, and met other Filipinos living abroad like Marcelo Del Pilar and Mariano Ponce who were pioneers of the propaganda movement. Rizal also spent time in libraries gathering materials for his work and exploring.

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Rizal's 1888-1890 Global Travels

Rizal took his second travel beginning in February 1888, departing from Manila. He traveled to Hong Kong, Macao, Japan, the United States, England, Paris, Spain, and other parts of Europe. While traveling, he experienced different cultures, did research, and met other Filipinos living abroad like Marcelo Del Pilar and Mariano Ponce who were pioneers of the propaganda movement. Rizal also spent time in libraries gathering materials for his work and exploring.

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Rizal’s Second Travel

- In his travels, he would often send letter to Professor Blumentrit about his travel experiences
 Departed From Manila (Feb. 3, 1888)

 Hongkong and Macao (Feb. 8-22, 1888)

- Jose Sainz de Varanda was sent to spy on him through the instructions of Gov. General

Terrero

- Went on board in the Oceanic

 Japan (Feb. 28- April 13, 1888)

- Arrived and lived in Yokohama then moved to Tokyo

- Cost of living was high; forturnately………..

- Secretary of the Spanish Legation allowed him to live in the Spanish Legation which

allowed him to save on his travel expenses

- Met Seiko Usui

 USA (April 28- May 16,1888)

- Arrive in San Francisco from Japan through the steamer, Belgic

- Departed from New York to reach England (before reaching Rome)

 Liverpool, England (May 24, 1888)

- Due to his intellect, the Library of Foreign Affairs recommended him to the British

Museum

- Stopover before Paris

 Paris (Sept. 1888)

- Spent time in Paris for a Week

- Went to Bibliotheque Nationale to gather historical materials

- Met Juan Luna with his wife

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 Spain (December 11, 1888)

- Madrid and Spain

- First time time to meet Marcelo H. Del Pilar and Mariano Ponce

 Pioners behind the propoaganda movement Association La Solidaredad

(Solidaridad Association). Movement was inaugurated in Dec 31, 1888

 Rizal becomes honorary president of propaganda movement

 Letter to the Young Woman of Malolos

 Paris (March 19, 1889)

- Returned to Paris to further research in its vast library

- Became godfather of Juan Luna and Paz Pardo de Tavera’s second child

- Formed the Kidlat Club

 Society to bring the Filipinos together to better enjoy the Exposition Universalle

(World Fair of 1889)

 London (1889)

- Check up his annotated edition of Morga’s Sucesos with the original copy in the British

Museum

- Gertrude Beckett and her family provided him with lodging.

 Belgian Brussels (1890)

-urge to go home

 Return to Paris and Spain (1890)

- Feud with Antonio Luna due to his failing to win Nellie’s heart

- Leonora marries an Englishman

 French Riview

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