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    Biak Na Bato Constitution

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    The document discusses the drafting and proposal of the Biak-na-Bato Constitution during the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. It provides context around key events, organizations, individuals, and documents involved in the revolution and the establishment of the short-lived Republic of Biak-na-Bato, which drafted the constitution. The document also examines Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs regarding letters from Andres Bonifacio about plans to attack Manila in August 1896, which marked a pivotal moment in the revolution.

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    The document discusses the drafting and proposal of the Biak-na-Bato Constitution during the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. It provides context around key events, organizations, individuals, and documents involved in the revolution and the establishment of the short-lived Republic of Biak-na-Bato, which drafted the constitution. The document also examines Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs regarding letters from Andres Bonifacio about plans to attack Manila in August 1896, which marked a pivotal moment in the revolution.

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    The document discusses the drafting and proposal of the Biak-na-Bato Constitution during the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. It provides context around key events, organizations, individuals, and documents involved in the revolution and the establishment of the short-lived Republic of Biak-na-Bato, which drafted the constitution. The document also examines Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs regarding letters from Andres Bonifacio about plans to attack Manila in August 1896, which marked a pivotal moment in the revolution.

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    Biak Na Bato Constitution

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    The document discusses the drafting and proposal of the Biak-na-Bato Constitution during the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. It provides context around key events, organizations, individuals, and documents involved in the revolution and the establishment of the short-lived Republic of Biak-na-Bato, which drafted the constitution. The document also examines Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs regarding letters from Andres Bonifacio about plans to attack Manila in August 1896, which marked a pivotal moment in the revolution.

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    The drafting and proposal of the Biak na Bato Constitution.

    Prelude: Gomburza · Cry of Pugad Lawin · Katagalugan (Bonifacio) ·


    Tejeros Convention · Republic of Biak-na-Bato · Biak-na-Bato Elections ·
    Pact of Biak-na-Bato · Spanish-American War · Declaration of
    Independence · Malolos Congress · República Filipina · Negros Revolution ·
    Events
    Treaty of Paris · Philippine–American War · Katagalugan (Sacay) · Moro
    Rebellion · Epilogue: Philippine Autonomy Act of 1916 · Philippine
    Independence Act · Commonwealth of the Philippines · Treaty of Manila ·
    Republic of the Philippines

    American Anti-Imperialist League · Aglipayan Church · Katipunan · La Liga


    Filipina · La Solidaridad · Magdalo faction · Magdiwang faction · Philippine
    Organizations
    Constabulary · Philippine Revolutionary Army · Pulajanes · Propaganda
    Movement · Republic of Negros

    El filibusterismo · Flags of the Philippine Revolution · Kartilya ng Katipunan ·


    Objects Lupang Hinirang · Malolos Constitution · Mi último adiós · Noli Me Tangere ·
    Flag of the Philippines · Spoliarium
    Juan Abad · Gregorio Aglipay · Baldomero Aguinaldo · Emilio Aguinaldo ·
    Melchora Aquino · Juan Araneta · Andrés Bonifacio · Josephine Bracken ·
    Dios Buhawi · Francisco Carreón · Ladislao Diwa · Gregoria de Jesús ·
    Gregorio del Pilar · Marcelo H. del Pilar · George Dewey · Papa Isio · Emilio
    Jacinto · Antonio Ledesma Jayme · León Kilat · Aniceto Lacson · Graciano
    People
    López Jaena · Vicente Lukbán · Antonio Luna · Juan Luna · Apolinario
    Mabini · Sultan of Maguindanao · Miguel Malvar · Arcadio Maxilom ·
    William McKinley · Patricio Montojo · Simeón Ola · José Palma · Mariano
    Ponce · Artemio Ricarte · José Rizal · Paciano Rizal · Macario Sakay · Sultan
    of Sulu · Martin Teofilo Delgado · Manuel Tinio · Mariano Trías

    Emilio Aguinaldo’s memoirs, Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan (1964), refer to two letters from
    Andres Bonifacio dated 22 and 24 August. They pinpoint the date and place of the crucial Cry
    meeting when the decision to attack Manila was made:

    Noong ika-22 ng Agosto, 1896, ang Sangguniang Magdalo ay tumanggap ng isang lihim na
    sulat mula sa Supremo Andres Bonifacio, sa Balintawak , na nagsasaad na isamng mahalagang
    pulong ang kanilang idinaos sa ika-24 ng nasabing buwan, at lubhang kailangan na kame ay
    mapadala roon ng dalawang kinatawan o delegado sa ngalan ng Sanggunian. Ang pulong
    aniya’y itataon sa kaarawan ng kapistahan ng San Bartolome sa Malabon, Tambobong.
    kapagkarakang matanggap ang nasabing paanyaya, an gaming Pangulo na si G. Baldomero
    Aguinaldo, ay tumawag ng pulong sa tribunal ng Cavite el Viejo… Nagkaroon kami ng pag-
    aalinlangan sa pagpapadala roon ng aming kinatawan dahil sa kaselanang pagdararanang mga
    pook at totoong mahigpit at abot-abot ang panghuli ng mag Guardia Civil at Veterana sa mga
    naglalakad lalung-lalo na sa mag pinaghihinalaang mga mason at Katipunan. Gayon pa man ay
    aming hinirang at pinagkaisahang ipadalang tanging Sugo ang matapang na kapatid naming
    si G. Domingo Orcullo… Ang aming Sugo ay nakarating ng maluwalhati sa kanyang paroonan
    at nagbalik din na wala naming sakuna, na taglay ang sulat ng Supremo na may petsang 24
    ng Agosto. Doon ay wala naming sinasabing kautusan, maliban sa patalastas na kagugulat-
    gulat na kanilang lulusubin ang Maynila, sa Sabado ng gabi, ika-29 ng Agosto, at ang hudyat
    ay ang pagpatay ng ilaw sa Luneta. Saka idinugtong pa na marami diumano ang nahuli at
    napatay ng Guardia Civil at Veterana sa kanyang mga kasamahan sa lugar ng Gulod …

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