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A la vejez, viruelas

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  • Manuel Bretón de los Herreros

    A la vejez, viruelas (“In Old Age, Chickenpox”), his first play, was produced in 1824 and brought him immediate success. Of the almost 180 plays he produced during his lifetime, including translations from French and German playwrights and adaptations of such earlier Spanish dramatists as…

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    A la vejez, viruelas (“In Old Age, Chickenpox”), his first play, was produced in 1824 and brought him immediate success. Of the almost 180 plays he produced during his lifetime, including translations from French and German playwrights and adaptations of such earlier Spanish dramatists as…

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