“I have not stopped wishing for the renewal of our former ties, for I believe that slight differences in procedure are not enough to destroy our common principles, purposes, and feelings.”

Marcelo H. del Pilar to José Rizal (20 July 1892)

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Filipino writer, lawyer, and journalist (1850-1896) 1850–1896

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