01-062 [Family] 1882.12.30 ...
Rital writes to a Kalamba friend about the girls of Kalamba – His impression of Spanish women.
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This page presents the letters of José Rizal, carefully arranged in chronological order. Each entry follows the sequence of dates to provide a clear view of his thoughts, experiences, and correspondences as they unfolded through time.
Asks his sisters to write him often — Will wear Filipino costume at the carnival —Regrets not having brought with him his nito salacot.
01-061 [Family] 1882.12.30 Madrid...
Enjoins his sister María to save his letters to his parents and brothers — And look up their former servants and help them — Hopes to treat the eyes of his mother upon his return — Rizal saw the comet seen by his father — Clarifies his location for his nephew.
01-060 [Family] 1882.12.30 Madrid...
Living expenses at Madrid higher than at Barcelona — Importance of knowing European languages — Invites young men with means to study abroad.
01-059 1882.12.29 From: José Rizal To: Paciano Rizal Living expenses at Madrid higher than at Barcelona — Importance of knowing European languages — Invites young men with means to study abroad. * * * Madrid, 30 December 1882 MR. PACIANO RIZAL MY DEAR BROTHER,...
Parents no longer able to write letters — “Drv cholera” — Concerns about the harvest — Poor milling — Feast of St. Francis — Rizal’s horse — A prophetic dream? Something of politics.
01-058 1882.12.29, Calamba From: Paciano Rizal To: José Rizal Parents no longer able to write letters — "Drv cholera" — Concerns about the harvest — Poor milling — Feast of St. Francis — Rizal's horse — A prophetic dream? Something of politics. Calamba, 29 December...
Inquiring about the codes civil, criminal, administrative, and commercial.
01-056 [Family] 1882.12.14 Calamba...