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1. Readings in Philippine History CAVITE MUTINY

2. 3 VERSION OF CAVITE MUTINY

3. Jose Montero Y Vidal SPANIARDS VERSION OF THE CAVITE MUTINY OF 1872

4. July 1872: Mass and celebration at the Sto . Domingo Church. April 4: Dissolve the regiment of artillery and ordered the creation of an artillary force. February 17: Morning, field of Bagumbayan the place of execution of the GOMBURZA. People mistook it as the signal, at 9:30 soldiers under the leadership of sergeant La Madrid assassinated the Commander and his wife Fireworks were fired during the fiesta at the district of Sampaloc on January 20, 1872. Pre-concerted signal was firing of rockets from the walls of the city that was agreed to happen on the night of January 20, 1872 In 1872, an anonymous communication was received by the authorities to break out against Spaniards and all will be assassinated One of the cause if the abolition of the privileges of the laborers of Cavite arsenal. Cavite Mutiny – A Decisive History

5. Dr. Trinidad H. Pardo de Taverra FILIPINOS’ VERSION OF THE CAVITE MUTINY OF 1872

6. Outbreak of Philippine Revolution in 1896 Awakening of nationalism. GOMBURZA pointed as instigators of the revolution. Uprising was subdued. Assassination of Spanish officers. January 20, 1872 at San Felipe Fort in Cavite Propagation of doctrines. Spaniards abolishing of privileges. Strength in the Face of the Unjust

7. Gov. General Rafael Izquierdo THE OFFICIAL REPORT OF GOVERNOR IZQUIERDO ON THE CAVITE MUTINY OF 1872

8. The GOMBURZA were executed 17 so that they may never commit such daring act again. W hen the expected reinforcement from Manila didn’t come, the GOMBURZA were tried by a court and were sentenced to death. Bacoor’s response never made it. The Spanish navy awaited with gunboat and armed vessels. The fire was set by means of lanterns from Cavite Revels set fire to the district of Tondo Rebels protested because the privileges of workers in Cavite were abolished and native clergy gave support. The insurrection instigated by the native clergy: Father Burgos, Gomez and Zamora Discovery of a Conspiracy