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Teodora Morales Alonso-Realonda y Quintos, and dad, Francisco Rizal-Mercado y Alejandra, married.
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Rizal was born, as their seventh child.
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Christened as José Protacio Rizal-Mercado y Alonso-Realonda
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At age 10
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Age 12
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Clinical assistant to Dr. L. de Wecker, a Paris oculist.
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Traveled in Austria, Switzerland and Italy.
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Practiced medicine in Hong Kong.
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Taught school and conducted a hospital during his exile, patients coming from China coast ports for treatment. Fees thus earned were used to beautify the town. Arranged a water system and had the plaza lighted.
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Sailed for Spain on Spanish mail steamer and just after leaving Port Said was confined to his cabin as a prisoner on cabled order from Manila. (Rizal’s enemies to secure the appointment of a governor-general subservient to them, the servile Polavieja had purchased Governor-General Blanco’s promotion.)
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Friends and countrymen in London by cable made an unsuccessful effort for a Habeas Corpus writ at Singapore. On arrival in Manila was placed in Fort Santiago dungeon.
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During his imprisonment Rizal began to formulate in his mind his greatest poem who others later entitle, “My Last Farewell.” (Later concealed in an alcohol cooking lamp)
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