Friars and Filipinos / An Abridged Translation of Dr. Jose Rizal's Tagalog Novel, / 'Noli Me Tangere.'
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A reform-minded young man returns to his hometown intent on improving education and public life but finds local power concentrated in religious orders whose influence stifles reform and dominates civil affairs. His romance with a sheltered woman becomes entangled in clerical intrigue as satirical episodes and vivid community portraits reveal superstition, landed interests, and social injustice. Interwoven subplots follow marginalized families, a secretive companion, and civic officials, building toward confrontations that expose hypocrisy, abuse of authority, and the human cost of entrenched institutions while alternating between pointed critique and tragic consequence.
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