Cinco de Noviembre: A Historical Tale by René B Javellana PHILIPPINE LITERATURE - Plays & Theater

Cinco de Noviembre: A Historical Tale by René B Javellana PHILIPPINE LITERATURE - Plays & TheaterRene B Javellana (Author) This historical fiction by Rene B. Javallana, S. J. paints the Filipino's first bloodless revolution as a play seen through the eyes of a young boy who unknowingly takes part in one of the military victories of Philippine history. Though the boy Toto is fictional, the events that took place within the towns of Bacolod, Talisay, Silay, and Bago actually transpired as a glorious example of the Filipino revolutionary spirit of

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close enough to feel our own

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which has left the nation in ruins

dito sa bansang tinatawag nating Pilipinas

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