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Frutos de mi tierra
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Frutos de mi tierra

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  • Tomás Carrasquilla

    …career with the publication of Frutos de mi tierra (1896; “Fruits of My Native Land”), a realistic novel critical of the hypocrisy of small-town life that immediately appealed to a wide audience. He continued to deal with regional subjects in his short stories and in such later novels as El…

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    …career with the publication of Frutos de mi tierra (1896; “Fruits of My Native Land”), a realistic novel critical of the hypocrisy of small-town life that immediately appealed to a wide audience. He continued to deal with regional subjects in his short stories and in such later novels as El…

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