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Manuel de Jesus GalvĂĄn

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  • Dominican Republic
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    Manuel de Jesus GalvĂĄn continued the trend with his fictional epic Enriquillo: leyenda histĂłrica dominicana (1879–82; “Enriquillo: Dominican Historical Legend”; Eng. trans. The Cross and the Sword), which depicted Spanish settlers’ brutality toward Taino Indians. In the early 20th century, writers such as AmĂ©rico Lugo


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    Manuel de Jesus GalvĂĄn continued the trend with his fictional epic Enriquillo: leyenda histĂłrica dominicana (1879–82; “Enriquillo: Dominican Historical Legend”; Eng. trans. The Cross and the Sword), which depicted Spanish settlers’ brutality toward Taino Indians. In the early 20th century, writers such as AmĂ©rico Lugo


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