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The Last Homecoming and Trial of Rizal

Rizal learned in October 1896 that Spanish newspapers were blaming him for a revolution in the Philippines, and his diary was confiscated during a ship search but later returned. An attempt by friends to rescue Rizal using a writ of habeas corpus failed when the court in Singapore denied the request, since the ship Rizal was on was considered a foreign warship. Rizal arrived in Manila in November 1896, where Spanish authorities gathered evidence against him while he was imprisoned before his trial.

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The Last Homecoming and Trial of Rizal

Rizal learned in October 1896 that Spanish newspapers were blaming him for a revolution in the Philippines, and his diary was confiscated during a ship search but later returned. An attempt by friends to rescue Rizal using a writ of habeas corpus failed when the court in Singapore denied the request, since the ship Rizal was on was considered a foreign warship. Rizal arrived in Manila in November 1896, where Spanish authorities gathered evidence against him while he was imprisoned before his trial.

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The Last Homecoming and Trial of Rizal

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The last homecoming


oct 8 1896 – rizal learned that the Madrid papers were full of stories regarding the
revolution of the Philippines and he was blamed from it.

oct 11 1896 – rizal’s diary was confiscated on his way to Port Said, his cabin was
searched nothing significant was found. On nov 11 1896, his diary was returned

Unsuccessful rescue in Singapore

dr Antonio ma. regidor and sixto lopez dispatch the telegram to an English lawyer in
Singapore in the name of Hugh Fort to rescue when his arrive, by means of writ of habeas
corpus

when the Spanish steamer arrived atty. fort instituted proceedings at the Singapore Court
for the immediate removal of Rizal in the said steamer

chief justice loinel cox denied the writ of habeas corpus on the ground because the
steamer carry Spanish troops hence it is warship of foreign power which was on the
international law was beyond the jurisdiction of Singapore Authorities

arrival in manila

nov 3 1896 – rizal arrived in manila

Spanish authorities gather evidence against rizal while deodato arellano, dr pio
Valenzuela,

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