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    Module 1 - Sources of Studying History

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    This document discusses primary and secondary sources related to Andres Bonifacio. A primary source is Bonifacio's Decalogue, an unpublished document he wrote. A secondary source is a historian who wrote about Bonifacio's life. Examples of primary sources include Bonifacio's unpublished works and a letter he wrote, as they provide direct evidence from him. Secondary sources include analyses and biographies written about Bonifacio by historians.

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    This document discusses primary and secondary sources related to Andres Bonifacio. A primary source is Bonifacio's Decalogue, an unpublished document he wrote. A secondary source is a historian who wrote about Bonifacio's life. Examples of primary sources include Bonifacio's unpublished works and a letter he wrote, as they provide direct evidence from him. Secondary sources include analyses and biographies written about Bonifacio by historians.

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    This document discusses primary and secondary sources related to Andres Bonifacio. A primary source is Bonifacio's Decalogue, an unpublished document he wrote. A secondary source is a historian who wrote about Bonifacio's life. Examples of primary sources include Bonifacio's unpublished works and a letter he wrote, as they provide direct evidence from him. Secondary sources include analyses and biographies written about Bonifacio by historians.

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    Module 1 - Sources of Studying History

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    Module 1, Topic 1: Primary and Secondary Sources

    Give a sample of primary source and a secondary source on the life of Andres Bonifacio. Give an answer in
    a sentence.

    PRIMARY SOURCES SECONDARY SOURCES


    Bonifacio’s Decalogue, formally titled: Jim Richardson, a Historian and Katipunan expert
    “Katungkulang gagawin ng mga Z. Ll. B, or Anak is a secondary source of articulating the life of
    ng Bayan,” is an unpublished document written by Andres Bonifacio on his Andres Bonifacio:
    Andres Bonifacio is a primary source of Andres Biographical Notes, Part I-VII.
    Bonifacio’s life.

    https://leon-gallery.com/auctions/lot/The-Magnificent- http://www.kasaysayan-kkk.info/cavite-politics-in-a-time-of-
    September-Auctions-2018/88/6 revolution/andres-bonifacio-letter-to-emilio-jacinto-april-24-
    1897
    or
    or
    Andres Bonifacio, Letter to Emilio Jacinto, April 24,
    1897 is a Primary Source of Andres Bonifacio’s life
    as this gives an evidence that Bonifacio is
    communicating with Jacinto

    Module 1, Topic 2: Context and Content Analysis of Selected Sources

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