“To the Philippine Youth,” poem by Rizal, [Appendix A].
“To the Virgin Mary,” sonnet by Rizal, [Appendix A]. [[392]]
“Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” effect on Rizal of, [88].
United States: Jagor’s prophecy concerning, [64]–66; influence of on Rizal, [64], [82]; effects of reading the lives of the presidents of, [82].
University of Madrid, Rizal’s experiences and record at, [80], [86]–87.
Valenzuela, Pio, Filipino leader, sent by Bonifacio to confer with Rizal at Dapitan, [276].
Villaclara, Father José, spiritual attendant of Rizal at his slaying, [307].
Viola, Maximo, friend and fellow student with Rizal, relieves his necessities in Berlin and helps him to publish “Noli Me Tangere,” [131]; on a walking tour with, in Switzerland and Germany, [136].
Virchow, Rudolph, Dr., scientist and philosophical democrat, effect of his friendship on Rizal, [91].
Warless world, A, Rizal’s views on, [203].