Between 1928 and 1946, he produced in long hand the first volume of his

memoirs, “Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan (1964),” translated from the original

Tagalog as “Memoirs of the Revolution” (1967). In his preface Aguinaldo
says the memoirs were based on a diary he kept, documents he preserved,
and family lore gathered from his elders.

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Born March 22, 1869 or March 23, 1869 • near Cavite • Philippines

Died February 6, 1964 • Quezon City • Philippines
He attended San Juan de Letrán College in Manila but left school early to help his mother
run the family farm. and was the local leader of the Katipunan, a revolutionary society
that fought bitterly and successfully against the Spanish.

True Version Of the Philippine Revolution

Resea Verdica De La Revolucin Filipina