Instruction: Read and analyze the two sources given. Provide answers to the following items.

1.) Identify 2 details which are common to both sources.

2.) Identify 2 details in Source #1 which are not found in Source #2

3.) Identify 2 details in Source #2 which are not found in Source #1

4.) Between the two sources, which is a better source in history? Why?

SOURCE #1 Andres Bonifacio's Letter to Emilio Jacinto News was also receive here last month that vou had been killed because it was said, you had given a bad order; but as this news came from Imus, I did not believe and I treated it as one of the usual deception of these people. As to the collection of money, I believe we need not beg, but should solicit or take it from whoever is wealthy. Brother Don Nakpil wrote me, asking wheter the money collected by him, almost four hundred pesos or so, should be given to Mamerto Natividad. Do not allow this to happen, because that man is not sincere in his friendship with us, and he is very close to the Magdalo people. A piece of sickening news I can tell you is the treachery committed by the chiefs of Magdalo Council who have applied for pardon or gone over the Spaniards. This is the reason why we desire to leave here, because our life is in danger not only from the Spanish enemy, but still more so from th eleaders here, most of whom have wicked intentions. Receive the close embrace that I send you from here. Limbon, April 24, 1897 The President of the Sovereign Nation Bonifacio Maypagasa (Translation by Jim Richardson, Katipunan: Documents and Studies)Source #2 Excerpt from Teodoro Agoncillo's History of the Filipino People Bonifacio and Jacinto were like brothers who never separated from each other if either one could help it. Separation came from late in December 1896 when Bonifacio went to Cavite to meditae between two rival factions of the Katipunan in that province and Jacinto, appointed commander-in-chief of the revolutionary forces in Laguna, went to this province to direct the movement of the revolutionists. Nevertheless, they communicated with each other when time and circumstances permitted. Bonifacio died two years earlier than Jacinto, who while directing a campaign against the Spaniards in Mahayhay, Laguna, contracted fever and died on April 16, 1899