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  • Rachel de Queiroz

    Her first book, O quinze (1930; “The Fifteen” [meaning the year 1915]), was a freshly conceived genre novel dealing with families forced to abandon their homes in the drought of 1915; it shows special sympathy for the role of women in this semifeudal society. Although it has the…

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    Her first book, O quinze (1930; “The Fifteen” [meaning the year 1915]), was a freshly conceived genre novel dealing with families forced to abandon their homes in the drought of 1915; it shows special sympathy for the role of women in this semifeudal society. Although it has the…

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