Second Sojourn Abroad (Ch 9) - Rizal

The vessel Rizal rode on his second soujorn abroad

Rizal did not land here because of the rainy weather and that it was reportedly dirty

The current name of Amoy (China)

Governor Terrero's former secretary who was sent to spy on Jose Rizal

The first place Rizal arrived to in Japan

The hotel Rizal stayed in while he was in Tokyo

The secretary of the Spanish legation in Japan where Rizal eventually moved to.

The Japanese woman whom Rizal had a serious romantic episode with

The other name of Usui Seiko

The English vessel Rizal rode to go to US, allegedly carrying passengers infected with cholera

Where Rizal first landed after he rode Belgic

The next destination of Rizal after San Francisco

The next destination of Rizal after Oakland

These laws advocated the segregation of the colored people from Caucasians, prohibiting marriage and mingling between members of various races.

The room mate of Rizal who asked him about his impressions about America, making him comment that "America is the land par excellence of freedom but only for the whites."

The first place Rizal arrived in as he got to England

Rizal stayed as a guest in this person's house while the hero was in London

The librarian of the British Foreign Office the Rizal became acquainted with while he was staying with the Beckett family

The person who introduced Rizal to the authorities of the British Museum.

A book of Philippine history which Rizal encountered in the British Museum and which he eventually annotated and republished

A lieutenant governor of the Philippines and member of the Royal Audiencia who wrote a book about Philippine History entitled "Sucesos en las Islas Filipinas"

First editor of La Solidaridad

A newspaper that was the organ of reformists in Spain

This was first headed by Felipe de la Corte with its secretary known as Dominador Gomez (aka Franco Ramiro)

This organization superceded Circulo Hispano Filipino and is composed of only Filipino reformists

Pen names of Rizal in La Solidaridad

Rizal was enamored with this woman while he was in England

This event was about to be commemorated as Rizal arrived in France

Two daughters of Edward Boustead

Where Rizal did research, studied French and had classes in Fencing while he was in France

A social club with "lightning" as the meaning of its name, disappearing as soon as it was conceived

The group that followed after Kidlat club, drawing its inspiration from American Indians

A show organized by American frontiers like Willow Cody which featured native Americans (Indians)

An international convention Rizal wanted to hold which was not supported by the French authorities

The person who would have been the president of the International Association of Filipinologists, had it been approved by the French authorities

Rizal's reaction to the writings of Fr. Salvador Font who wrote against the reading of Noli me Tangere

Rizal lived with these sisters as he was staying in Brussels, Belgium

The sequel to Noli me Tangere which Rizal wrote while he was in Belgium

Where Rizal finished writing his 2nd novel

Rizal's fiancee who eventually married an English engineer

The English engineer who Rizal's fiancee eventually married

A pro-Spanish writer who Rizal challenged to a duel until the former apologized

This person quarrelled with Rizal over Nelly Boustead

The man that Nelly Boustead eventually married

The rival that Filipinos in Asosacion Hispano Filipina pitted against Rizal

A printing press in Ghent that agreed to print Rizal's book in installments

Rizal's friend that paid off all the printing costs of Rizal's 2nd novel

Rizal rode on this steamer on his way to Hong Kong after finishing the printing of his 2nd novel

The person Rizal wrote a letter to so his family could join him in Hong Kong before Christmas

Where Rizal set up two clinics in Hong Kong

A Portuguese Physician that helped Rizal build up a clientele in Hong Kong

Rizal's article in Hong Kong which denounced what he saw was intentional fires set in Manila

This is an organization which had its constitution written in Hong Kong by Rizal

A place that Rizal wished the dispossessed farmers of Calamba would migrate to.

Rizal's former rival for the hand of Consuelo Ortiga that became one of Rizal's former colleagues who attacked the hero's credibility

The Spanish Governor General who was in place and even made sure Rizal wasn't a naturalized German when the hero returned to the Philippines to prove his detractors wrong

A person whose house became the underground of Manila in Rizal's time

Don Higino Francisco's son who recounted the story of Manila's underground