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  • Gertrudis GĂłmez de Avellaneda, detail of a portrait by Federico de Madrazo, 1857.
    Gertrudis GĂłmez de Avellaneda

    
life of Alfonso X, and SaĂșl (1849), a biblical drama, achieved popular success. Her novels, such as Sab (1841), an antislavery work, are now almost completely forgotten. Twice widowed and with many lovers, she has been the subject of several biographies.

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life of Alfonso X, and SaĂșl (1849), a biblical drama, achieved popular success. Her novels, such as Sab (1841), an antislavery work, are now almost completely forgotten. Twice widowed and with many lovers, she has been the subject of several biographies.

    Read More