Spanish Colonial Literature in South America by Bernard Moses is a collection of essays and studies on the literature produced in Spain's South American colonies. It places colonial writings—chronicles, histories, and poetry—in historical context, and discusses figures such as the author of La Araucana. It is worthwhile for listeners interested in colonial history and early Spanish American letters.
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HISPANIC NOTES & MONOGRAPHS ESSAYS, STUDIES, AND BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES ISSUED BY THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA HISPANIC AMERICAN SERIES I OTHER BOOKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR ON THE COLONIAL PERIOD IN SOUTH AMERICA The Establishment of Spanish Rule in America. The Spanish Dependencies in South America, 2 vols. Spain’s Declining Power in South America. South America on the Eve of Emancipation. The Author of La Araucana see page 158 SPANISH COLONIAL LITERATURE in South America BY
BERNARD MOSES, Ph. D., LL.D., Professor Emeritus in the University of California, Honorary Professor in the University of Chile THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA The Hispanic Society of America LONDON : NEW YORK 1922 PRINTED AT THE SHAKESPEARE HEAD PRESS STRATFORD-UPON-AVON CLjǙΏǡƗƄƒǵ 1922 œΏ THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA
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