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Gaspar NĂșñez de Arce: Quick Facts

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Born August 4, 1832 ‱ Valladolid ‱ Spain
Died June 9, 1903 (aged 70) ‱ Madrid ‱ Spain
Political Affiliation Liberal Party
Notable Works “El haz de leña” ‱ “Gritos del combate”

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Spanish-Jewish poet
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Spanish political leader
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Vicente Blasco Ibåñez
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ruler of Spain

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