THE LIFE AND WORKS OF RIZAL

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Across
  1. 4. East Asian destination where Rizal sought refuge on February 3, 1888, while being shadowed by Spanish spy Jose Sainz de Varanda.
  2. 7. The second novel by Rizal, finalized and printed in Ghent in September 1891.
  3. 8. Author of Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas, whose historical work was meticulously annotated by Rizal in London.
  4. 9. Austrian scholar and close friend of Rizal who wrote the prologue for his annotated edition of Morga's Sucesos.
  5. 10. Belgian city where Rizal lived frugally in a boarding house with the Jacoby sisters while writing his second novel.
  6. 11. Expatriate leader in Madrid who engaged in political and strategic leadership disputes with Rizal.
Down
  1. 1. Pen name used by Rev. Fr. Vicente Garcia to defend Noli Me Tangere against friar attacks.
  2. 2. Barcelona-based newspaper established by Graciano López Jaena, featuring Rizal's first contribution, Los Agricultores Filipinos.
  3. 3. Patriotic society founded in Paris (evolving from the Kidlat Club) that inspired young Filipinos to take pride in physical and intellectual excellence.
  4. 5. English steamer that transported Rizal across the Pacific starting April 13, 1888.
  5. 6. British engineer who married Rizal's childhood sweetheart, Leonor Rivera.