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The Metal of the Dead
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The Metal of the Dead

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Also known as: “El metal de los muertos”
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  • St. Luke the Evangelist
    Spanish literature
    / Novecentismo

    …metal de los muertos (1920; The Metal of the Dead), a work of social-protest fiction, was among her most successful works, as were La esfinge maragata (1914; Mariflor) and Altar mayor (1926; “High Altar”).

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    …metal de los muertos (1920; The Metal of the Dead), a work of social-protest fiction, was among her most successful works, as were La esfinge maragata (1914; Mariflor) and Altar mayor (1926; “High Altar”).

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