The slave who wrote poetry : comments on the literary works and the autobiography of Juan Francisco Manzano

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The slave who wrote poetry : comments on the literary works and the autobiography of Juan Francisco Manzano / Thomas Bremer

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Publicat a:	Slavery in the Americs / Wolfgang Binder (Ed.). - Würzburg: K&N, 1993 S. 487-501
Autor principal:	Bremer, Thomas (Autor)
Format:	Article
Idioma:	German
Publicat:	1993
Edició:	** Sonderdruck *
Publicació relacionada:	In: Slavery in the Americs / Wolfgang Binder (Ed.). - Würzburg: K&N, 1993

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