Rizal, Jose (1887, Berlin) Noli Me Tangere (The Social Cancer). English translation by Charles Derbyshire published 1912, Philippine Education Co., Manila.Etext available at Project Gutenberg
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- Bibliographic note on Rizal's work and publication history.
- In plain terms
- Details about the book Noli Me Tangere and its English translation.
- What can you take from it?
- Cite sources when referencing works.
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It is a reference not a philosophical quote.
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