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    The document summarizes Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs titled "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" which details his experiences during the Philippine Revolution against Spain between 1896-1898. The memoirs were handwritten in Tagalog by Aguinaldo between 1928-1963 and provide a firsthand account of key battles and events like the Tejeros Convention and Pact of Biak-na-Bato. The document provides important context for understanding the experiences and perspectives of Filipino revolutionaries in their fight for independence.

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    The document summarizes Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs titled "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" which details his experiences during the Philippine Revolution against Spain between 1896-1898. The memoirs were handwritten in Tagalog by Aguinaldo between 1928-1963 and provide a firsthand account of key battles and events like the Tejeros Convention and Pact of Biak-na-Bato. The document provides important context for understanding the experiences and perspectives of Filipino revolutionaries in their fight for independence.

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    The document summarizes Emilio Aguinaldo's memoirs titled "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" which details his experiences during the Philippine Revolution against Spain between 1896-1898. The memoirs were handwritten in Tagalog by Aguinaldo between 1928-1963 and provide a firsthand account of key battles and events like the Tejeros Convention and Pact of Biak-na-Bato. The document provides important context for understanding the experiences and perspectives of Filipino revolutionaries in their fight for independence.

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    MGA GUNITA

    READING IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY

    NG
    HIMAGSIKAN
    GROUP 3
    Mr. Lester Cuayzon
    SHORT INTRODUCTION ABOUT
    MGA GUNITA NG HIMAGSIKAN

    The document was based off of Aguinaldo’s diary. Wherein the documents he preserved and
    a family lore that he acquired from thus elders. And the document was handwritten in Tagalog
    between 1928 to 1963, after much deliberation when Aguinaldo decided to publish his
    memoirs in 1967.

    Emilio Aguinaldo was a Filipino


    WHO IS THE AUTHOR?

    revolutionary, statesman, and


    military leader who is officially
    recognized as the first and the
    youngest president of the
    Philippines and the first
    president of a constitutional
    republic in Asia. Mga Gunita ng
    Himagsikan, also provides the
    people an idea what is the
    importance of knowing all the
    things that happened in the
    Gunita ng Himagsikan. It is an
    attempt of Emilio Aguinaldo to
    wash his hands on the tragic
    death of Andres Bonifacio.
    SHORT BIOGRAPHY
    Emilio Aguinaldo y Famy was born on March 22, 1869,
    in Kawit, Cavite, Philippines. Miong was the seventh of
    eight children born to a wealthy mestizo family. His
    father, Carlos Aguinaldo y Jamir the town mayor of Old
    Cavite. A position that he would assume in 1896 died
    when he was just 9 years old. His mother Trinidad sent
    him to attend public school in Manila, later on, he
    attended San Juan de Letrán College in Manila but left
    school before graduating to help his widowed mother
    run the family farm Back to his home Kawit, where he
    developed a growing awareness of Filipino frustration
    with Spanish colonial rule while serving as the head
    barter in manila, he joined the Pilar Lodge chapter of
    freemasonryIn. In 1985 he met Andres Bonifacio, a key
    figure in the fight to overthrow Spanish rule.
    EMILIO
    AGUINALDO

    ACADEMIC CAREER
    Emilio went to Colegio de San Juan de
    Letran for high school, but he had to
    leave after his fourth year after his
    father passed away. After that, he
    took control over helping his mother
    manage their farm in 1895. At the age
    of 17, Emilio Aguinaldo was assigned
    as a Cabeza de Barangay. At the age
    of 25, he was named the first
    Municipal Gobernador-Captain of
    Cavite. Finally, In March 1897, when
    the katipunan congregated in Tejeros,
    Emilio Aguinaldo was chosen by the
    group as the President of the
    Philippines.
    A second look at America
    PUBLISHED WORKS
    -Written by General Emilio
    Aguinaldo and Vicente Albano
    Pacis

    True version of the Philippine


    Revolution
    -Written by Emilio Aguinaldo

    1. MGA GUNITA NG HIMAGSIKAN BY EMILIO


    BACKGROUND OF THE
    ASSIGNED MATERIAL
    AGUINALDO IS THE MEMOIR OF HIMSELF WHICH
    WAS WRITTEN BASED ON HIS DIARY.

    2. THE DOCUMENT CAME IN 2 VOLUMES: (1)


    “MEMOIRS OF THE REVOLUTION” AND (2) MAY
    BE “RESUMPTION OF THE PHILIPPINE
    REVOLUTION AGAINST SPAIN AND THE
    PHILIPPINE-AMERICAN WAR.

    3. THE DOCUMENT WAS PRODUCED LONG AND


    HANDWRITTEN IN TAGALOG BETWEEN 1928 TO
    1963.

    The Content of the Material

    FIRST VOLUME SECOND VOLUME


    Aguinaldo also brought soldiers to Pasong Ambeth Ocampo presumed that a second volume was
    Santol, Dasmariñas wherein the battle of also drafted by Aguinaldo.
    Perez Dasmariñas took place. As they enter It would cover the resumption of the Philippine
    the hardest area of the column, Coronel Revolution against Spain and the Philippine-American
    Yenko and General Garcia started to War.
    conquer; thus, resulting their victory at Until now, no one knows whether it was actually
    Pasong Santol. written.
    Battle of Imus (1896)
    KEY POINTS FOCUSED ON Twin battles of Binakayan-
    Dalahican (1896)
    Battle of Zapote Bridge (1897)
    Memoirs of the Revolution (1928-
    THE MATERIAL
    1967)
    Biak-na-Bato Treaty of (1897)
    Philippine Revolution (1896-1898)
    Spanish Cavite offensive and the
    Battle of Perez Dasmariñas (1897)
    6Tejeros Convention and The
    execution of Bonifacio (1897)
    Retreat to Montalban (1897)
    Return to the Philippines and
    Philippine Declaration of
    Independence (1898)
    CONTRIBUTIONS AND RELEVANCE OF
    THE MATERIAL IN THE UNDERSTANDING
    PHILIPPINE HISTORY

    CONTRIBUTION
    The paper provides information on our ancestors' circumstances during the Spanish
    regime, which is useful in understanding how they were feeling at the time. It explains
    what the Filipinos did to ward off the foreign invaders by displaying a heroic act in
    defending the nation, says former President Benigno Aquino III. It is crucial for us to
    understand or study our past in order to recognize the bravery and sacrifices made by our
    heroes.

    RELEVANCE

    The "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan", a work by Emilio Aguinaldo, is regarded as pertinent to the
    overarching story of Philippine history. It not only includes recollections but also historical details
    about our history, such as details about Filipino ancestors. In a similar vein, it demonstrates how our
    nation's citizens fiercely resisted the Spanish in order to win our freedom. Dr. Jose Rizal famously
    observed, "Ang kabataan ay pag-asa ng bayan," it is our duty to fight for our nation.
    If you don't know history,
    then you don't know anything.
    ALWAYS REMEMBER

    Michael Crichton
    REFERENCES
    https://www.slideshare.net/lunaemmanuel/heneral-emilio-aguinaldo-mga-gunita-ng-himagsikan
    Reference: https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/university-of-st-la-salle/accountancy/mga-
    gunita-ng-himagsikan/20478328
    https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/university-of-st-la-salle/readings-in-philippine-
    history/mga-gunita-ng-himagsikan/9926647
    https://www.slideshare.net/AiraMaeGamoraRada/mga-gunita-ng-himagsikantrue-version-of-the-
    philippine-revolution-1pdf
    https://www.google.com/url?
    sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://archive.org/stream/secondlookatamer00agui/secondlookat
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