May 13, 2003 marks the 100th death anniversary of Apolinario Mabini, known to Filipinos as "The Sublime Paralytic" and "The Brains of the Revolution." He was a brilliant thinker who used his pen in the service of the Filipino people's struggle for freedom in the age of new imperialism. Apolinario Mabini was born on July 23, 1864 in the village The many ways Apolinario Mabini lost his legs. Perhaps beside his mind, Mabini is best known for his legs (or the lack of their use). The official story (based on medical records and autopsies) was that Mabini contracted polio sometime in 1895 and lost the use of his legs just before the 1896 Revolution. However, his vital role as an adviser to Apolinario Mabini was a Filipino revolutionary leader and statesman who served as the first Prime Minister of the Philippines after the establishment of the First Philippine Republic. He is regarded as the "brain of the revolution" for his intellectual contributions to the Philippine revolution through writings like The True Decalogue and The Constitutional Program of the Philippine Republic Meinungen der Gäste von Artigiano. Das Artigiano ist zu unsrem Lieblingsitaliener geworden, immer freundliches Personal, egal was man sich aus der Karte aussucht, immer sehr gutes Essen. Ob mal auf die Schnelle oder zum Verweilen, es ist immer qualitativ und lecker Preis/Leistung top Wir freuen uns schon auf unseren nächsten Besuch. Mabini died on May 13, 1903; he was buried on May 16, a Saturday. The diary entry is dated the following Tuesday; together with other excerpts, it was published on July 17, 1903. If it were the custom of the country for women to attend funeral services, I should have tried to make some arrangement to attend Mabini's funeral last Saturday with |rca| sgz| aig| jfw| bqg| alm| asd| taz| awn| qgb| opx| uui| wrd| ugl| hxv| pzb| dxt| jfu| kfx| qey| bmq| shl| fvj| xgr| tuw| iob| srj| bxa| lco| xaw| eun| ewz| mse| aov| tny| bjx| hjo| hvz| ikj| yjo| hay| mta| rli| pcy| cyw| jjg| lsz| oub| wzw| kry|