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    Emilio Aguinaldo was born in 1869 in Kawit, Cavite. He studied at Colegio de San Juan de Letran. He was elected president of the Revolutionary Government in 1897 and proclaimed Philippine independence from Spain in 1898. Between 1928-1944, Aguinaldo wrote his memoirs "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" based on his records and family stories to document the Philippine Revolution against Spain and the subsequent Philippine-American War. The document provides historical context and analysis of key events from 1895-1897 that led to Aguinaldo's rise as a leader of the revolutionary forces.

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    Emilio Aguinaldo was born in 1869 in Kawit, Cavite. He studied at Colegio de San Juan de Letran. He was elected president of the Revolutionary Government in 1897 and proclaimed Philippine independence from Spain in 1898. Between 1928-1944, Aguinaldo wrote his memoirs "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" based on his records and family stories to document the Philippine Revolution against Spain and the subsequent Philippine-American War. The document provides historical context and analysis of key events from 1895-1897 that led to Aguinaldo's rise as a leader of the revolutionary forces.

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    Emilio Aguinaldo was born in 1869 in Kawit, Cavite. He studied at Colegio de San Juan de Letran. He was elected president of the Revolutionary Government in 1897 and proclaimed Philippine independence from Spain in 1898. Between 1928-1944, Aguinaldo wrote his memoirs "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" based on his records and family stories to document the Philippine Revolution against Spain and the subsequent Philippine-American War. The document provides historical context and analysis of key events from 1895-1897 that led to Aguinaldo's rise as a leader of the revolutionary forces.

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    MGA GUNITA NG

    HIMAGSIKAN NI
    EMILIO
    AGUINALDO
    A. Background of the Author: Emilio
    Aguinaldo
     Born in Kawit, Cavite on March 22, 1869
     Second to youngest of eight children of
    Carlos Jamir Aguinaldo and Trinidad
    Famy-Aguinalado
     Studied at Colegio de San Juan de
    Letran
     He was elected as a president in
    Pamahalaang Panghihimagsik in Barrio
    Tejeros San Francisco de Malabon on
    March 22,1897
     He was the first president of the Republic
    of the Philippines (January 20,1899 to April
    1, 1901)
     He proclaimed Philippine independence at
    kawaa (kawit) on June 12, 1898
     Between 1928 & 1944 he produced the 1st
    volume of his memoirs “Mga Gunita ng
    Himagsikan (1964)” translated from the
    original Tagalog as “memoirs of the
    Revolution” (1967)
    HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF
    THE DOCUMENT
     Between 1928 & 1944 he produced the
    1st volume of his memoirs “Mga Gunita ng
    Himagsikan (1964)” translated from the
    original Tagalog as “memoirs of the
    Revolution” (1967)
     In his preface Aguinaldo says the memoirs
    were based he kept, documents he
    preserved and family lore gathered from
    his elders
     The second volume would cover the
    resumption of the Philippine Revolution
    against spain and the Philippine-American
    War.
    CONTEXT ANALYSIS
     September 1, 1896: Jose Tagle asks Emilio
    Aguinaldo to help him in invading the
    Spaniards in Imus Cavite.
     December 30, 1895: Jose Rizal was
    imprisoned in Puerto Santioago, Manila
    and punished por felibusterismo court-
    marcial
     Also in December 30 the Katipunan in
    pateros ask the help of Aguinaldo to
    attack the camp of Cazadores in Tagiik.
     March 22 1897: The First meeting of the
    Rebellion Government. Aguinaldo was
    elected as president. They Discussed about
    the future plans.
     March 23, 1897: Magdiwang armies sent by
    Andres Villanueva came from naic and
    headed to Pasong Santol.
     March 24 1897: More troops of Magdiwang
    arrived and Emilio Aguinaldo was told to
    join his brother. Troops were imprisoned
    in Malabon.
     March 25, 1897: Spaniards got the position
    in Pasong Santol.
     Aguinaldo became the Pangulong Hukbo &
    Pangulong Pamahalaan Manghihimagsik
     Execution of Bonifacio Brothers: were
    sentenced to death.
     May 10, 1897: Komandante L. Macapagal led
    the two brothers to Mt. tala where they
    were shot.

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