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A concept paper on Apolinario Mabini's life, travels, and socio-political ideas.

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A reflection paper on Apolinario Mabini's life, travels, socio-political ideas, and how it influenced my goals in life.

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A vlog about Apolinario Mabini; his life, travels, and experiences as a Filipino social thinker.

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Some of Mabini’s writing; essays about him and his contributions to laying the foundation of the First Philippine Republic.

I recommend reading La Revolucion Filipina and his draft of the Constitution.

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Some of Mabini's writing; essays about him and his contributions to laying the foundation of the First Philippine Republic. (Part of the commemoration of the sesquicentennial of Apolinario Mabini's birth.)

Mabini wrote The Philippine Revolution in 1901-1903 as both an account and critique of the movement that established the first Philippine Republic, as well as of the first years of the Philippines as a self-governing nation.

Expounding on the ideals that Mabini believed the Philippine Revolution should have had, he wrote "El Verdadero Decalogo" in his humble hut in Los Baños in May 1898. Aguinaldo authorized its continued publication, together with Mabini's proposed constitution.

Upon his appointment as President Aguinaldo's chief adviser, Mabini crafted The Constitutional Program of the Philippine Republic (c., 1898), among the more significant documents that laid out the foundations of the Philippine Republic.

The following was the first official Philippine government document that Apolinario Mabini authored; it set out to organize the inner workings of government, from the local to the national level. Emilio Aguinaldo signed it as a manifesto on June 18, 1898.

Former diplomat and writer Leon Ma. Guerrero III pays homage to Apolinario Mabini in this 1941 essay. He writes about the challenge that revealed the hero's strength, "a mighty task for the intense little paralytic lawyer."

National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin writes about the genius of the legal mind of Apolinario Mabini-especially in his involvement in the First Republic-in the following profile, published in the July 28, 1962 issue of the Philippine Free Press.

Fr. Villaroel writes a concise biography of Mabini's younger years, from his birth to his stint in the academe, culminating in his earning a "licentiate in jurisprudence." (c., 1964)

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Some of Mabini's writing; essays about him and his contributions to laying the foundation of the First Philippine Republic. (Part of the commemoration of the sesquicentennial of Apolinario Mabini's birth.) Mabini wrote The Philippine Revolution in 1901-1903 as both an account and critique of the movement that established the first Philippine Republic, as well as of the first years of the Philippines as a self-governing nation.