Journeys to Majayjay Translated by E. Aguilar Cruz RIZALIANA

Journeys to Majayjay Translated by E. Aguilar Cruz RIZALIANA"We have here in smooth, fluent, and effective English translation true to the spirit and letter of its French original the little book of Paul P. de la Gironiere entitled Journey to Majayjay published in his home city of Nantes in 1862." Serafin D. Quiason" Excerpts from the Foreword. A Philippine import. Limited copies available. Book Details Publisher : National Historical Institute (January 1, 1862) Language : English Pages; 60 pages Softbound

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It shows Rizal to be a seeker and lover of truth who hated lies