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| doctor's duty tho undoubtedly in the warfare his sympathies were with the Cubans. With the acceptance of the offer he was transferred to Manila and while on board a cruiser in the harbor awaiting the sailing of the mail steamer for Spain, the katipunan revolt broke out. Nevertheless he was placed on the next boat with letters of recommendation praising his exemplary conduct as a prisoner and especially mentioning that he deserved the more credit that he was in no way concerned with the recent uprising. He | ||
Letter from Dr. Rizal to his newphew Maurice Cruz. - | ||
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Document created: June 12, 1998 updated: June 12, 1998 APSIS Editor Johann Stockinger | ||