About This Book
A chronological Tagalog biography traces the upbringing, family background, and education of a reform-minded intellectual, recounting early talent, formative schooling, encounters with clerical and political repression, literary and scientific studies, travels abroad to pursue advanced medical and linguistic training, publication of influential novels, and the development of nationalist convictions; the text intersperses narrative with photographs and genealogical details and follows his arrest, trial, and death while contextualizing his ideas and activism within contemporary social tensions.
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