plutarchian

plutarchian
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  • Quintana, Manuel José — ▪ Spanish poet born April 11, 1772, Madrid died March 11, 1857, Madrid       Spanish patriot and Neoclassical poet, esteemed by his countrymen for poems, pamphlets, and proclamations written during the War of Independence from Napoleon. Although… …   Universalium

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