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    The document discusses who made Jose Rizal the foremost national hero of the Philippines. It provides evidence from Esteban de Ocampo that Rizal embodied the qualities of a hero according to Webster's dictionary: he took an admirable part in remarkable events through his writings, showed fortitude in suffering, and provided exceptional service to mankind. The document outlines how both Filipinos and foreigners, including Fernando Acevedo, Emilio Aguinaldo, and William Howard Taft, recognized Rizal's leadership and accomplishments. De Ocampo concludes that no single person was responsible for making Rizal a hero, but that it was a collective effort recognizing Rizal's own merits and qualities.

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    The document discusses who made Jose Rizal the foremost national hero of the Philippines. It provides evidence from Esteban de Ocampo that Rizal embodied the qualities of a hero according to Webster's dictionary: he took an admirable part in remarkable events through his writings, showed fortitude in suffering, and provided exceptional service to mankind. The document outlines how both Filipinos and foreigners, including Fernando Acevedo, Emilio Aguinaldo, and William Howard Taft, recognized Rizal's leadership and accomplishments. De Ocampo concludes that no single person was responsible for making Rizal a hero, but that it was a collective effort recognizing Rizal's own merits and qualities.

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    WHO MADE RIZAL

    OUR FOREMOST
    BAYANI
    Esteban A. de
    Ocampo
    Who Made Rizal
    Our Foremost
    National Hero and
    Why?
    A) * “admirable part” (Propaganda Campaign
    (1882-1896), Noli Me Tangere (Berlin, 1887)
    * resulted in enactment of a low now known as
    RA 1425

    B) * “Person of distinguished valor/enterprise in


    danger: fortitude in suffering”

    C) * Is a man honored after death by public


    worship, because of exceptional service to mankind”
    According to
    Esteban A. de Ocampo
    * Believes and thus, justifies that Rizal is our
    foremost and greatest national hero.

    * Webster’s New International Dictionary of


    the English Language.
    a) A prominent or central personage
    taking admirable part in any remarkable
    action or event;
    b) a person of distinguished valor or
    enterprise in danger; and
    c) a man honored after death by public
    worship because of exceptional service to
    mankind.
    * “We can say that even before his execution, Rizal was [the]
    already acclaimed by both Filipinos and Foreigners as the
    foremost leader of his people.”- writing from Barcelona to
    the Great Malayan on March 10, 1889

    * “Rizal no tiene aun deretcho a marir su nombre constituye la


    mas pure e immaculada bandera de aspiraciones y plaridel los
    suyos no son otra causa ma que immaculada unos voluntarios
    que militan bajo esa bandera.» (Rizal does not even have the
    right to marry his name constitutes the most pure and
    immaculate flag of aspirations and plaridel his are no other
    cause than immaculate volunteers who militate under that
    flag) – M.H del Pilar
    Fernando
    Acevedo
    *distinguido amigo
    compañero y paisano
    (distinguished friend mate
    and countryman). Wrote
    Rizal a letter

    *I see in you the model


    Filipino; your application to
    study and your talents have
    been placed on a height
    which I revere and admire-
    Zaragoza, Spain on October
    25, 1889
    CIVIL GOVERNOR
    WILLIAM
    HOWARD TAFT
    Denies the claim that
    Rizal is a “made-to-
    order “ national hero
    by the Americans
    Cong. Henry
    Allen Cooper
    Delivered a eulogy
    of Rizal and even
    recited the hero’s
    last poem
    * “I say to all those who denounce Filipino
    discriminately as barbarians and savages without
    possibility of a civilised future, that this despised
    race proved itself entitled to their respect and to
    the respect of mankind when it furnished to the
    world the character of Jose Rizal”

    * Philippine Bill of 1902 (Jose Rizal’s Poems)


    * 1896- the outbreak of the revolutions against Spain,
    many instances can be cited to prove that this
    country here and abroad recognized Rizal’s
    leadership.
    * 1899- Rizal’s elected unanimously by Filipinos in
    Barcelona and Madrid as honorary president of LA
    SOLIDARIDAD.
    * January 1891- unanimously chosen RESPONSIBKE
    (chief) of the Spanish-Filipino Association.
    * July 3, 1892- He was the founder of LA
    SOLIDARIDAD.
    * Dec. 29, 1897- Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo and the other
    revolutionary chiefs exiled to Hong Kong held a
    commemorative program there fo the occasions of the first
    anniversary of the hero’s execution and martyrdom.
    * Sept. 18, 1898- Congress assembled in Malolos, Bulacan.
    Pres. Aguinaldo invoked the spirits of the department heroes
    of the fatherland.
    * Dec. 20, 1898- the revolutionary capital of Malolos.
    * Dec. 30, 1898- Pres. Aguinaldo proclaimed making it as
    RIZAL’S DAY.
    * closing of all offices of the government from noon of
    dec. 30, sponsored of the club filipinos that held in Manila.
    De Ocampo writes:
    Who made Rizal the foremost hero of the Philippines? The
    answer is:
    NO single person or groups were responsible for making
    the greatest Malayan the No. 1 Hero of his people, Rizal
    himself, his own people, and the foreigners all together
    contributed to make him the greatest hero and martyr of
    his people. No amount of adulation and canonization by
    both Filipinos and Foreigners could convert Rizal into a
    great Hero if he did not possess in himself what Palma calls
    ‘excellent qualities and merits.

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