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Rafael Obligado
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Rafael Obligado

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  • Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo, Francisco Javier
    Latin American literature
    / Romanticism

    …body of literature that included Rafael Obligado’s Santos Vega (1887), on a famous minstrel, and the comical Fausto (1866; Faust) by Estanislao del Campo. The Caribbean counterpart of this literature was the Cuban antislavery novel, in which the wretched living conditions of African slaves toiling in the production of sugar…

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    …body of literature that included Rafael Obligado’s Santos Vega (1887), on a famous minstrel, and the comical Fausto (1866; Faust) by Estanislao del Campo. The Caribbean counterpart of this literature was the Cuban antislavery novel, in which the wretched living conditions of African slaves toiling in the production of sugar…

    Read More