Rizal was filed the criminal case of sedition and rebellion, where he encouraged the rebellion of his fellow Filipinos against the duly government at that time
Rizal's friend who had criticisms about his annotations of Antonio De Morga's Sucesos De Las Islas Filipinas where he said that this is an unjustifiable attack against the church
Rizal's written letter in the form of an essay to commend the young women of Malolos Bulacan for their bravery in filing a petition or fighting against the colonial government of the Spaniards to allow them to have evening classes that will contribute to their capabilities
The supposed third novel of Jose Rizal that he did not finish. This literary work of Rizal is written initially in Tagalog but he rewrote it in Spanish
The Retraction Letter was first seen on Dyaryo Manila that was written the same day Rizal was executed, December 30 1896, according to the article. However, it is unrealistic in terms of time, so it appears to be false
Author of Sucesos de Las Islas Filipinas. He was next in rank in being the governor general of the Philippines during his time. According to Rizal, he was the first to publish a book about the history of the Philippines
Rizal won second place in a literary contest with El Consejo de Los Dioses in 1880. Historians assert that him being an "indio" was the reason why won only second place
A letter or essay where Rizal indicated the duties and responsibilities that parents have on their children or that of the single people on how they should behave
Another poem Rizal wrote with "Through education, our motherland receives light," saying that true education is not god-centered and those that is, is not true education
Rizal advocated for its establishment, a national committee that would unite people based on their nationality while maintaining distinctiveness from other groups. Rizal launched this as he wanted the Filipinos to cooperate with each other. It was not materialized as three days after its launching, he was exiled to Dapitan