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    The document transcribes the court-martial proceedings against Jose Rizal on November 20-21, 1896 in Manila. Rizal declared that he had never been indicted before. The transcript details the questioning of Rizal about his involvement with the Filipino propaganda movement, the Liga Filipina, and the Katipunan revolutionaries. Rizal was asked about his addresses encouraging independence, meetings with revolutionary figures, and alleged escape plans to join other exiles.

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    INVESTIGATION OF

    THE COURT-
    MARSHALL ON ME
    NOVEMBER 20, 1896

    There appeared before the Honorable


    Court and his Secretary, the accused,
    and after he had been admonished to
    tell the truth, declared:

    Jose Rizal Mercado y Alonso, of age,


    single, a physician, resident of Calamba,
    province of Laguna, had never before
    been indicted.
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE

    Piolo Valenzuela
    Martin Constantino Lozano
    Aguedo del Rosario
    Reyes Tolentino
    Antonio Salazar

    He personally don’t know


    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE
    Jose Dizon
    Moises Salvador
    Domingo Franco
    Irineo Francisco
    Deodato Arellano
    Lieutenant Ambrosio Flores
    Teodoro Plata
    Ambrosio Salvado
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE

    Bonifacio Arevalo
    Tirnoteo Paez
    Francisco Cordero
    Estanislao Legaspi
    Alejandro and Venancio Reyes
    Arcadio del Rosario
    Apolinario Mabini
    Pedro Serrano
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE
    Besides, bringing you a patient at
    Dapitan, what other purpose had the
    trip of Pio Valenzuela there, and what
    matters had you taken up?

    There will be an uprising and Rizal should


    be careful of his involvement in it while in
    Dapitan.
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE

    Filipino Association in Madrid, purpose


    Relation between Filipino Association
    in Madrid and the newspaper, La
    Solidaridad.
    Association political tendency
    Purpose and object of Liga Filipina
    Political aims of the Liga Filipina
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE

    Purpose of a roundtrip to Tarlac on June


    27 and 28, 1892 with Pedro Serrano

    Gathering at the house of Doroteo Ong-


    jungco before or after the trip to Tarlac
    What did they talk about in said meeting
    What were more or less, the tenor of your address at the gathering held at the house
    of Doroteo Ong-jungco, were they somewhat, like the following:

    "I told them that it seemed to me that the Filipinos are becoming discouraged that
    they did not aspire to be worthy of freedom-being always subjected to the abuses of
    the authorities, as I told General Despujol in one of my interviews with him. I believe
    that the abuses were due to the discretional powers exercised by the Governors, and
    that means must be found to remedy them. In spite of the counsels of some of my
    friends not to come to Manila, in the fear of some harm from my enemies, I came to
    see closely the bull, and at the same time to arrange the differences which exist
    among the friends of the propaganda. The disunion among the Filipinos in Europe, I
    was able to settle amicably. In spite of everything, Marcelo H. del Pilar is still my good
    friend. Afterwards, I spoke about the importance of the Liga, which was to be
    established in accordance with the by-laws I had drawn up. The by-laws should be
    made known to all. By means of the Liga, the arts, industries and commerce will
    advance and the country being rich and the people united, they will achieve their
    own liberty even their own independence."
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE
    Election of officers of the Liga, of which
    the following resulted provisionally
    elected: Ambrosio Salvador, President
    and Deodato Arellano, Secretary? And
    that the witness recommended to
    President Salvador to be more active
    and that the members be more united
    and harmonious with each other?
    COURT SUSPENDED
    SESSION FOR
    CONTINUANCE.
    MANILA
    NOVEMBER 21, 1896

    Appeared Jose Rizal, expressing


    conformity with the above proceedings,
    making, however, some little rectification
    in some details. After having been
    admonished by the Court to tell the truth,
    he was asked:
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE
    Attended the meeting held in June or July
    1892 in the house of Estanislao Legaspi
    Organization of the Liga Filipina, 1893
    Andres Bonifacio, President of the
    Supreme Council of the Katipunan
    Appearance of pictures among the
    members of the association.
    Plot to arrange escape from Dapitan
    Important persons, who sympathize and
    support the ideas?
    TRANSCRIPT OF
    RECORD OF THE CASE
    Jose Ramos and Doroteo Cortes
    If you happened to have escaped from
    Dapitan, were you going to Japan to join
    Doroteo Cortes and Marcelo H. del Pilar
    What steps have you already taken for
    the establishment of a Filipino colony in
    Sandakan?
    Showing you this note found among
    your papers, which refers to deviation of a
    compass with relations to Dapitan, will
    you explain the purpose of said note?

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