Epic Hares and Local Heroes: Vicente Pérez de Culla's Expulsión de los moriscos rebeldes de la Sierra, y Muela de Cortes por Simeon Zapata Valenciano (1635).
In the midst of heightened hostilities abroad, an agricultural slump, economic strain, and demographic decline, Vicente Pérez de Culla wrote an epic poem. Expulsión de los moriscos rebeldes de la Sierra, y Muela de Cortes por Simeon Zapata Valenciano (1635) offers insight into the realities of post-...
| Publicado en: | Hispanic Review Vol. 87; no. 2; pp. 159 - 182 |
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