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History of the Kartilya ng Katipunan

The Kartilya ng Katipunan served as a guidebook for new members of the Katipunan organization, outlining its rules and principles. Andres Bonifacio wrote the first edition, while Emilio Jacinto later revised the Decalogue. This secondary source draws from 1895 supreme assembly minutes as a primary source and was published in 2013 by American photographer Jim Richardson for National Geographic Magazine.

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History of the Kartilya ng Katipunan

The Kartilya ng Katipunan served as a guidebook for new members of the Katipunan organization, outlining its rules and principles. Andres Bonifacio wrote the first edition, while Emilio Jacinto later revised the Decalogue. This secondary source draws from 1895 supreme assembly minutes as a primary source and was published in 2013 by American photographer Jim Richardson for National Geographic Magazine.

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The
Kartilya ng 
Katipunan
 served as
theguidebook for
new members of
the
organization,whi
ch laid out the
group's rules and
principles.
Thefirst edition
of the
 Kartilya
 was written by 
AndresBonifacio
, Emilio
Jacintowill later
pen a
revisedDecalogu
[Link] is a
secondary
source that made
useof the
minutes of a
supreme
assembly
datedDecember
1895 as a
primary source
and
was published in 
the year 2013. R
ichardson's andJ
acinto's
documents were
published for the
Filipino people; 
Emilio's kartila p
rimarily wrote th
edocument for
the recruits of
katipunan. The
authoris Jim
Richardson, an
american
photographer
for National Geo
graphic Magazin
e and contributin
geditor to
TRAVELER
Magazine.
ABOUT THE
AUTHOR
1.

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