STUDIES IN LONDON, PARIS EXPOSITION, LIFE IN BELGIUM

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  1. 3. – Abbreviation of the title of Antonio de Morga’s historical book that Rizal studied and annotated (7 letters).
  2. 5. – The city where José Rizal attended the 1889 Universal Exposition and met international reformists (5 letters).
  3. 6. – Title of Rizal’s second novel, printed in Ghent, Belgium (16 letters).
  4. 7. – European city where José Rizal studied and copied Antonio de Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (6 letters).
  5. 9. – Rizal’s hometown, subject of his land dispute with the Dominicans (7 letters).
  6. 13. – Rizal’s first novel, a precursor to El Filibusterismo (12 letters).
  7. 14. – Reform movement to which Rizal and other Filipino expatriates belonged (9 letters).
  8. 15. – Rizal’s close friend who helped fund the publication of El Filibusterismo (15 letters).
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  1. 1. – Filipino painter and friend of Rizal who lived in Paris and won awards at the 1889 Exposition (8 letters).
  2. 2. – The reformist newspaper Rizal contributed to during his European exile (14 letters).
  3. 4. – Prominent Filipino reformist and editor of La Solidaridad, Rizal’s colleague (17 letters).
  4. 8. – Major 1889 world fair Rizal attended in Paris, showcasing industrial and cultural achievements (9 letters).
  5. 10. – Spanish historian whose work Rizal annotated during his stay in London (14 letters).
  6. 11. – Belgian city where El Filibusterismo was printed (5 letters).
  7. 12. – Rizal’s Austrian friend and correspondent, a fellow reformist and scholar (19 letters).