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Spanish colonial literature in South America

Note 159 — Chapter XII · THE EARLY YEARS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.

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“I sing of arms and the military prowess of valiant Catholic Spaniards, who, over unknown and raging seas, went to dominate distant peoples, placing the Eternal Word on altars which formerly, with the insolent voices of the heathen oracles (now silent) were the terror of the Indian.”

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